Service Interruption
Definitions
- (n.) A temporary cessation or disruption of a service, often triggering contractual obligations or remedies under service agreements.
The contract outlines penalties applicable in the event of a service interruption lasting more than 24 hours.
Forms
- service interruptions
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Commentary
Service interruption clauses are typically drafted to specify thresholds, remedies, and exclusions, especially in telecommunications and utilities contracts.
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