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Old 23-02-2005, 11:52   #18
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Re: Moving out of area - contract?

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Originally Posted by danielf
I think you are right, but I think the following could be construed as a reason for cancellation following a move:



Taken from 20. cancellation rights. If NTL can no longer provide the service, then surely that is a reduction in service. (Though obviously you could argue if they or you reduce the contents.
The contract for the provision of services is for supply of them to a named address. NTL can still provide the same services to that address so you cannot claim a reduction in service.
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