Where a Service Clause Samples
The 'Where a Service' clause defines the specific circumstances or conditions under which a particular service is to be provided or becomes applicable within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the triggers or prerequisites for the service, such as a request from the client, the occurrence of a certain event, or fulfillment of certain criteria. For example, it may specify that technical support is only available during business hours or when a valid support ticket is submitted. The core function of this clause is to clearly delineate the scope and boundaries of service provision, thereby managing expectations and reducing the risk of disputes over service obligations.
Where a Service. Period commences after 1 June and prior to 1 August, except in the first year, any variation applied will be applied from the date of commencement of the Service Period.
Where a Service. Recipient (including any Joining Entity or any Departing Entity) becomes a BPO Supplier after its receipt of the Services then such Service Recipient shall continue to be treated as a Service Recipient under this Agreement without limitation or derogation, provided that the volumes of Services supplied to such Service Recipient cannot increase without Supplier’s consent above the level they were at the time (i) such Service Recipient became a BPO Supplier, and (ii) Notice has been received by Customer from Supplier that the volume of Services shall not increase pursuant to this Clause.
Where a Service. Provider cannot obtain a Client’s signature due to exceptional circumstances, the Commonwealth may accept the signature of the Client’s representative as satisfying clause 14.4(e) if:
(a) the relationship between the Client and representative is specified on the Claim Form; and
(b) the relationship between the Client and representative is noted in the Records in relation to the Client.