Utility contracts are agreements between a service provider (utility company) and a customer that outline the terms and conditions under which essential services such as electricity, water, gas, or sewage are provided. These contracts typically detail the rates, billing practices, duration of service, and the rights and responsibilities of both parties. Utility contracts are often standardized and may include provisions for service interruptions, payment terms, and responsibilities for maintenance and repairs. They ensure that both the provider and the customer understand their obligations and protect the interests of both parties within the provision of necessary utility services.
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