New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 188

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✨ Telecom Terms and Conditions

30 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4099

$5,000 for one event or a related series of events; or
$10,000 in any twelve month period, no matter how many events occur during that period.

The limitations imposed by the terms of this clause apply to you and to anyone else who uses your telephone, whether or not they are members of your family, and whether or not they are authorised by you to do so. An identical or a similar clause applies to all contracts for the provision of Telecom telephone services. This means that no matter whose telephone you use, this or a similar clause will apply to you, and no matter who uses your telephone, this or a similar clause will apply to them.

Every member of the Telecom Group has the benefit of the limitation imposed by this clause, and your acceptance of these Standard Terms and, consequently, this clause, can be used in legal proceedings between you and any member of the Telecom Group.

In this clause the term “Telecom Group” includes any company to which we have transferred some or all of our rights and responsibilities under these Standard Terms so that it can provide you with telephone services which we have agreed to provide to you under the contract between us but which we will no longer provide to you after the transfer.

Accounts and notices

We will provide a monthly account and we will send it and any other notices to the most recent address which you have given to us. We will assume that you have received any such account or notice on the fifth day after the day on which it was posted.

Effect of termination of the contract between us on our responsibilities

Termination of the contract between us will not affect any of our responsibilities under these Standard Terms resulting from your use of our services prior to termination. Any provision of these terms affecting our responsibilities which is intended to apply after the termination of the contract between us will continue to apply.

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