Broadband Service Agreement

Service Conditions:

INTERNET

Our Responsibilities & Conditions:

  • Broadband internet service delivered speeds are provided on a best-efforts basis in New Zealand, performance will always be influenced by a range of factors such as the choice of broadband plan, home or business wiring, modem type and the distance between your address and the telephone exchange or roadside cabinet.
  • Broadband pre-qualification check is required to confirm services available at an address, and even then the information provided is indicative only and should not be relied upon as a guarantee of network service or performance.
  • VDSL can achieve speeds upto 50Mbps download with up to 10Mbps upload – around 5x faster download and about 12x upload than ADSL2+ (ADSL/ADSL2+ upto 5/15MBps down and 800Kbps up).
  • If a VDSL Service is not available at the time of installation the best available copper service will be installed.

Your Responsibilities:

  • To provide cabling from the demarcation point to your network equipment.
  • To obtain all relevant consents for this Broadband circuit to be installed i.e. permission from the building owner.

ROUTERS

Our Responsibilities & Conditions:

  • Managed Routers: We will scope, supply & install the managed router at our cost and it will be our ongoing responsibility to monitor, maintain and supply a replacement should it be necessary.
  • One off purchase: We will courier you a router. You will configure, install and migrate your LAN (Local Area Network) onto the new broadband service.
  • Configured: We will configure a Makanet supplied router to allow internet only and we will open the required ports you specify. We will then courier this to you, and you will connect and migrate your LAN (Local Area Network) onto the new Broadband service.
  • Installed and Migrated: We will supply and configure a router. We will then have a contractor come to your location and migrate your LAN (Local Area Network) to your new Broadband service. This will be scoped before this is completed and you will be advised if any additional fees are to be incurred.

Your Responsibilities:

  • Self Supply: You will supply, configure, install and migrate your LAN (Local Area Network) onto the new Broadband service.
  • Unmanaged Routers: All ongoing configuration, changes or support will need to be completed by your local IT provider or in-house IT resource. We are unable to provide this service.
  • Non-standard Routers: We will not warrant customer supplied equipment or guarantee customer supplied equipment will be compatible with the Makanet service.

NUMBER PORT

1. I confirm that I have the authority to request the porting of the number(s) listed on this Form and where a number is not owned by the group/organisation, I confirm that I have the relevant consent from the individual who has rights to that number, to request the porting of that number on the following basis.

2. I have informed any individuals who wish to port their number into the Makanet Voice Account that by porting their number, they relinquish all rights to that number. If they wish to port their number out of the Makanet Voice Account, they will need to obtain the authorisation from the group/organisation.

3. I further agree that Makanet may collect information about the group/organisation and the way in which the group/organisation uses the Services and consent to Makanet using such information in accordance with the Makanet Privacy Policy.

4. I understand that:

a) I am porting the number(s) detailed on this Form from the existing provider(s) to Makanet.By porting the number(s) listed on this Form to Makanet the current services to those number(s) will be disconnected and the account(s) with the existing provider(s) may be finalised.

b) I may continue to have outstanding obligations to the existing provider(s). It is my responsibility to check the terms and conditions of the contract(s) with the existing provider(s), in relation to the number(s) I wish to port, to find out if there are any outstanding obligations to the provider(s) and to discharge such obligations.

c)Porting the number(s) could incur additional costs or obligations to my existing provider, including early termination fees and/or porting fees.

d) After porting the number(s) to Makanet some of the services I currently receive may not be supported by Makanet, or may be accessed a different way.

5. I am further aware that:

a) If I change my request to port any number at any time it may affect the date the port is completed.

b) Once the number porting process has started it must be completed.

c) If I want to make any changes to part, or all, of my original port request after the porting process has begun, a new port request is required.

d) Makanet is not obliged to accept this porting request.

e) Makanet will supply information from this Form to the existing provider(s) in the porting number process.

f)The information provided by me in relation to this porting request may be used for the delivery of services, fault management and handling any complaints I make. The information may also be provided to emergency services and as lawfully required by law enforcement agencies.

g) Makanet will not be liable for any loss or damage (direct or indirect) resulting from failure or delay in the porting process.

6. I authorise Makanet to port the number(s) listed on this Form from the existing provider to Makanet.

7. These terms and conditions are in addition to the Makanet Terms and Conditions. If there is any inconsistency between these terms and conditions and the Terms and Conditions, the Terms and Conditions shall take priority.

 

VOICE

Our Responsibilities & Conditions:

  • From time to time additional cabling or equipment may be needed to complete your exact requirements. If we encounter this, our Engineers will bring this to your attention. Any parts or labour provided by us will be charged.

Your Responsibilities:

  • Digital IP Phone prices quoted do not include power supplies and if required are billed at an additional $29 each.
  • Where a fault in a Smart Phone Device occurs during the manufactures warranty period the device will be returned to the manufacturer for repair or replacement. Any technical support provided to diagnose or reconfigure these devices will be charged.
  • Any 3rd party device such as a handset or PABX connected to an Analogue Adapter or Managed Gateway is your responsibility. Any faults that occur as the result of a 3rd party device is your responsibility.

Other exclusions and inclusions

This authorisation form is subject to the broadband provider’s feasibility request:

  • If you are to incur any additional fees above the standard install cost, due to the outcome of the feasibility study, you will be advised and have the right to either accept these, or terminate this agreement with no charges.
  • If no additional fees are to be incurred, this agreement stands in entirety

Cancellation before the service has been delivered will result in payment of the full contracted term.

Service Delivery Timeframe:

Target Date: 20 Business Days.

We aim to have your Service up and running by the Target Date. This starts from the time we receive the signed contract. Being able to meet the Target Date depends on us receiving third party consents in a timely manner. These include local authority, building owner consents and other factors beyond our direct control.

The fine print:

  1. The Service Offer forms part of our Agreement with you. In the event of any conflict of terms between this Service Offer and other parts of the Agreement, this Service Offer will take precedence.
  2. Check out our website www.makanet.nz for the Service Specifications and Service Levels that relate to the Service we are providing you.
  3. If you request a termination of this Service during the initial contract term; the early termination fee payable is 100% of the charges relating to the unexpired portion of the agreed initial contract term.
  4. Where, in order to provide the Service, we need to install ours or third parties equipment in a site owned by a third party, we will first require the site owner’s agreement (Access Consent). You will obtain, or help us to obtain, this Access Consent. Where we are unable to obtain the Access Consent or unable to agree (acting reasonably) on the terms of the Access Consent we may terminate the Service Offer by giving you as much written notice as reasonably possible and you agree that we will not be liable to you in any way. If the Access Consent requires us to pay costs to install or access our, or third party equipment then we may recover this charge from you. We will promptly inform you in writing of this and the amount of the charge. If you approve the charge then we will add the charge to your monthly My Bill. If you decline the charge then both parties will either agree to a Service Variation or the Service Offer will be terminated and neither party will be liable to the other party in any way, provided that we recover any reasonable costs we have incurred to this point.
  5. This Service Offer is valid for 30 days from the Service Offer Date.

Terms and Conditions:

1. PRICE AND PRICE VARIATION
Prices quoted are excluding GST unless otherwise stated. Prices do not include any delivery surcharges. MakaNet shall be entitled to adjust any price quoted from time to time and the Customer agrees to pay any such adjusted price to take account of variations in the cost to MakaNet of carrying out the whole or any part of the contract arising from any of the following:

a. Delays in delivery or installation of the Goods and/or Services or any of them as a result of instructions or lack of instructions from the Customer, the Customer’s failure or inability to fulfil the obligations under the Contract or any action or inaction by the Customer or other circumstances beyond MakaNet control;

b. Variation in the cost of MakaNet acquiring and supplying the Goods and/or Services directly or indirectly, on account of changes in rates of freight and transport costs, insurance, customs duties, taxes, existing tariff classifications or any variation in currency exchange rates;

c. Variations in the cost of rates of all statutory, government or local government or governmental authority charges and obligations; or

d. Any correction of errors or omissions on the part of MakaNet or any of its representatives.

2. GST
All Goods and/or Services sold and supplied are subject to Goods and Services Tax.

3. PAYMENT

a. Unless otherwise agreed, the purchase price for the Goods and/or Services shall be paid to MakaNet at its address by the 20th of the month following the month in which the invoice was dated. Payment will not be accepted by any means other than cash, cheque, credit card, automatic payment, direct debit or direct credit.

b. If any account is in dispute, the undisputed portion of the account shall be payable in accordance with the normal terms of payment as provided in 3(a). Payment of the disputed portion may be withheld provided the matter is brought to MakaNet attention immediately after it is discovered and a letter of explanation setting out the particulars of the dispute is sent to MakaNet within seven days of the dispute arising.

c. MakaNet reserves the right to suspend delivery of further Goods and to suspend supply of further Services if the terms of payment are not strictly adhered to by the Customer.

d. MakaNet will not be liable for any losses (indirect or direct) incurred by the Customer due to the suspension of the delivery of further Goods or supply of further Services.

e. MakaNet will charge a merchant services fee of 3% on any payments processed by credit card.

f. Interest is currently charged on overdue accounts at the end of the month at a rate of 2.5% (minimum $10.00) per month compounding until payment in full.

g. Any expenses and other costs incurred by MakaNet in recovering outstanding monies, including without limitation, debt collection fees together with all costs incurred in the recovery of the Goods, and/or legal fees on a solicitor/client basis shall be recoverable from the Customer, and the Customer shall indemnify MakaNet in respect of such expenses and costs.

4. DELIVERY

a. MakaNet shall deliver the Goods and supply the Services to the address stated on any order or request for Goods and/or Services or as agreed by MakaNet in writing. MakaNet shall deliver the Goods by such carrier and such form of transport MakaNet consider to be appropriate.

b. Where the Customer specifies the carrier and the means of carriage, MakaNet shall deliver the Goods in the way specified, the cost of such carriage being an additional charge to the invoiced price of the Goods.

c. MakaNet will not be responsible for any part delivery or delay in delivery of the Goods as a result of events occurring beyond MakaNet control. MakaNet shall not be in any way responsible for any consequences (direct or indirect) arising from such delay or non-delivery.

d. The Customer agrees to inform MakaNet within 30 days of the date of invoice if proof of delivery is required. After this period, no liability will lie with MakaNet for proof of delivery.

5. PRIVACY ACT 1993

a. The Customer authorises MakaNet to collect, retain, and use personal information about the Customer (including the information collected in this document) for the following purposes only:

i. Assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness;

ii. Disclosing to a third party details of this application and any subsequent dealings it may have with MakaNet for the purpose of recovering Amounts payable by the Customer and providing credit references;

iii. Marketing goods and services provided by MakaNet to the Customer;

iv. Registering a financing statement on the PPSR to give notice of the security interest created herein.

b. The Customer, if an individual, has a right of access to information about the Customer held by MakaNet.

c. The Customer may request correction of that information and may require that the request be stored with that information. MakaNet may charge reasonable costs for providing access to that information;

d. MakaNet treats all customer data as confidential in content. A confidentiality agreement can be signed separately at a Customer’s request.

6. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

a. Where Makanet has followed a design or instruction furnished by or given by the Customer, the Customer shall indemnify MakaNet against all damages, penalties, costs and expenses incurred by MakaNet or in respect of which MakaNet may become liable through any work required to be done in accordance with these instructions which result in an infringement of a patent, trademark, registered design, contract or common law right.

b. All information prepared by MakaNet including, without limitation, customised pricing, proposals, software, programmes, electronic catalogues, details of improvements and cost reductions, is the intellectual property of MakaNet and cannot be copied, altered or distributed without MakaNet prior written consent.

c. MakaNet will not be responsible for any loss as a result of a breach of MakaNet intellectual property rights. The Customer agrees to indemnify MakaNet against any loss or expenses incurred (including costs on a solicitor client basis) which arises as a result of a breach of MakaNet intellectual property rights.

7. RETURN OF GOODS

a. MakaNet will not accept the return of Goods for credit or any other purpose unless MakaNet first agrees to accept the return of the Goods in writing and advises the Customer a return advice number prior to the return of Goods.

b. Return of Goods will only be accepted for credit within 14 days of delivery, unless any delay is due to MakaNet error. Return freight will be at MakaNet cost only when there has been an error on MakaNet part.

c. No returned Goods shall be accepted by MakaNet (even if MakaNet has previously agreed to do so) if they have been tampered with by the Customer or any other person, if they are Goods expressly sold on a non-return basis, or if they are not accompanied by the return advice number referred to in clause 7(a).

d. Where Goods are returned to MakaNet but not accepted as above, they shall be returned to the Customer at the Customer’s expense or retained by MakaNet at MakaNet election. Receipt by MakaNet (or by any of MakaNet agents or representatives) of any Goods returned other than in accordance with clauses 7(a) and 7(b) shall not constitute nor be deemed to constitute MakaNet acceptance of the return of the Goods for credit or any other purpose.

e. Any request for cancellation of services must be in writing to your account manager or MakaNet Finance and is subject to a 90 day notice period unless the service(s) are contracted, in which case the cancellation date will be the later of: ∙ The 90 day notice period ∙ Contract end date.

RISK

a. Risk of any loss, damage or deterioration of or to the Goods passes to the Customer on delivery.

b. Ownership of the Goods remains with MakaNet and does not pass to the Customer until the Customer pays the full purchase price owing to MakaNet in respect of those Goods, and Services relating to the possession of those Goods.

c. While Ownership of the Goods remains with MakaNet:

i. MakaNet authorises the Customer (as MakaNet agent, but with no authority to represent to any other person that it is MakaNet agent and without MakaNet being bound by or liable under the contracts with third parties to which the Customer is a party) in the ordinary course of its business to use the Goods but not sell any of the Goods without the consent of MakaNet . This authority is revoked from the time MakaNet notifies the Customer that this authority is revoked.

ii. MakaNet , as the Customer’s agent for the purpose of this clause, may use reasonable force to enter the premises (building site) where the Goods are stored and remove them. MakaNet shall exercise reasonable care in entering and removing such Goods, but shall not be liable for any damage caused by the use of reasonable force. MakaNet may resell any Goods and apply the proceeds of sale in reduction of any amounts owing to MakaNet by the Customer (“the Customer’s Indebtedness”) as MakaNet thinks fit.

iii. The Customer must advise MakaNet immediately of any of the situations as outlined at Clause 12 of these Conditions or any actions of third parties which may affect MakaNet interest in the Goods.

d. MakaNet may apply any payments received from or on behalf of the Customer (where the Customer has not specified the purpose of the payment) in reduction of the Customer’s Indebtedness as MakaNet thinks fit.

e. If any Goods are resold before ownership of those Goods has passed to the Customer, the proceeds of such sale shall be received and held by the Customer in trust for MakaNet to the extent of the Customer’s Indebtedness and claimable by MakaNet in the event of the Customer’s default.

f. MakaNet may bring an action for the Price of the Goods even where Ownership of the Goods has not passed to the Customer.

g. The Customer must insure and keep insured with a reputable insurance company all Goods in its possession or control from time to time against risk of loss or damage by hazards normally insured against. The Customer must, on request by the Company, provide evidence of such insurance cover.

h. For the purpose of this Clause 8 and in any case in which Goods are processed before payment of the Customer’s Indebtedness, the term “Goods” includes products, parts or components which can be identified as being substantially derived from the Goods supplied by MakaNet .

i. Until Ownership of the Goods passes to the Customer:

i.The Customer shall keep proper stock records and records of account with respect to its purchase, receipt, sale and parting with possession of the Goods; and

ii. The Customer shall make those records available to MakaNet at its reasonable request and upon any failure to do so (and without limiting MakaNet other rights and remedies), MakaNet may enter, and use reasonable force to enter, the premises where the records are kept and have access to them, copy them and/or remove them.

PPSA SECURITY INTEREST

a. The Customer grants to MakaNet a Security Interest in the Goods and their Proceeds to secure the obligation of the Customer to pay the purchase price of the Goods and any other obligations of the Customer to MakaNet under these Conditions and, where the Goods and/or Proceeds are not readily identifiable and/or traceable or their recoverable value is insufficient to pay the Customer’s Indebtedness, the Security Interest shall also extend to all the Customer’s present and after acquired technology equipment, of which the Goods form part, to the extent required to secure the Customer’s Indebtedness.

b. As and when required by MakaNet the Customer shall, at its own expense, provide all reasonable assistance and relevant information to enable MakaNet to register a Financing Statement or Financing Change Statement and generally to obtain, maintain, register and enforce MakaNet Security Interest in respect of the Goods supplied, in accordance with the Personal Property Securities Act 1999 (“PPSA”).

c. The Customer shall not change its name without first notifying MakaNet of the new name not less than 7 days before the change takes effect.

d. The Customer warrants that the Goods are not purchased for use primarily for personal, domestic or household purposes.

e. Notwithstanding any reference to a particular invoice/order, where any sum remains outstanding by the Customer on more than MakaNet invoice/order, any payments received from the Customer shall be deemed to be made by the Customer and applied by MakaNet in respect of each unpaid invoice/order on a pro rata basis PROVIDED THAT where MakaNet applies payments in this manner it shall not charge interest on overdue balances that would have been cleared if the payments were not allocated pro rata.

f. Until the Customer has paid all money owing to MakaNet the Customer shall at all times ensure that:

i. The Goods supplied by MakaNet , while in the Customer’s possession, can be readily identified and distinguished; and/or

ii. All Proceeds (in whatever form) that the Customer receives from the sale of any of the Goods are readily Identifiable and Traceable.

g. Where the Goods are purchased by the Customer as stock in trade for sale or lease in the ordinary course of the Customer’s business, nothing in this clause shall prevent the Customer from selling or leasing and delivering the goods in the a ordinary course of the Customer’s business.

h. The parties agree to contract-out of the PPSA in accordance with Section 107 of the PPSA to the extent that Section 107 applies for the benefit of, and does not impose a burden on, MakaNet . The Customer waives its right to receive a Verification Statement in respect of any Financing Statement or Financing Change Statement registered by or on behalf of MakaNet in respect of the Security Interest created by these Conditions.

i. For the purpose of this clause words and phrases starting with a capital letter shall have the respective meanings given to them under, or in the context of, the PPSA.

10. GUARANTEES & WARRANTIES

a. Where the Customer is not a consumer as defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (“the CGA”), the CGA will not apply to the supply of the goods from MakaNet to the Company.

b. The following terms apply wherever the CGA does not apply to this Contract, or where the following terms are not inconsistent with the CGA:

i. Defective Goods or Goods and Services which do not comply with the Conditions may at MakaNet discretion be repaired or replaced, or the price refunded. These are the sole remedies available to the Customer for default by MakaNet .

ii. Any right which the Customer may have to reject defective Goods or nonconforming Goods or Services will only be effective if:

      • The Customer notifies MakaNet in writing within 14 days following delivery of the Goods or 30 days after supply of the Services and MakaNet is given the opportunity to inspect the Goods or the supply of Services; and
      • The Goods are returned unused, re-saleable and/or in the condition the Customer received them.

iii. To the extent permitted by law, MakaNet expressly excludes liability for any claim by the Customer(or any other person) relating to or arising from the sale of the Goods or supply of Services which is not notified to MakaNet in accordance with the provisions of Clause 10(b) above.

iv. MakaNet will not repair or replace, or refund the price of any Goods and/or Services for so long as the Customer is in default in relation to any amount owing.

v. MakaNet accepts no liability for any claim by the Customer or any other person, including without limitation any claim relating to or arising from:

      • Any conditions, warranties, descriptions, representations, conditions as to fitness or suitability for any purpose, tolerance to any conditions, merchantability or otherwise, whether express or implied by law, trade custom or otherwise; or
      • Any representations, warranties, conditions or agreement made by any agent or representative which are not expressly confirmed by MakaNet in writing; or
      • Any services forming part of the supply of the Goods and/or Services which have been performed by any third party; and the Customer agrees to indemnify MakaNet against any such claim.
      • In any event, MakaNet liability under any claim shall not exceed the price of the Goods or the price of the Services. No claim may be made against MakaNet for consequential damages or loss of profits.

vi. The Customer agrees to indemnify MakaNet against any liability or cost incurred by MakaNet under the CGA as a result of any breach by the Customer of its obligations under that Act to any person.

c. Nothing in these terms is intended to have the effect of contracting out of the provisions of the CGA except to the extent permitted by that Act, and these terms are to be modified to the extent necessary to give effect to that intention.

d. Where MakaNet undertakes installation or assembly, the Customer shall be responsible for all loss, damage or destruction of equipment or data occasioned by fire, earthquake, water, effect of weather, pilfering and any other causes whatsoever, whether the goods be wholly or partially installed and despite anything contained in these Conditions with regard to terms of payment.

e. Where software is provided by MakaNet to the Customer, once the application has been installed and it is running to the Customer’s satisfaction, MakaNet will no longer be responsible for the day to day operation of the software unless a further Agreement is in place. Should further support be required, further charges may be applicable.

f. Where MakaNet are providing services that require location of MakaNet equipment at the Customer’s premises, the Customer agrees to give MakaNet representatives safe access to the premises so that they can install, inspect, maintain, replace or remove the MakaNet equipment. If the Customer is in rented premises they will obtain the written permission of the owner that MakaNet are authorised to access, and locate our equipment at the Customer’s premises.

g. MakaNet will not be responsible for any non-delivery by any of its suppliers for services. The Customer agrees to indemnify MakaNet against any loss or expenses incurred (including costs on a solicitor client basis) caused by the loss and/or poor performance of services provided by any of its suppliers.

h. MakaNet will not be responsible for any loss as a result of lost or corrupted data. The Customer agrees to indemnify MakaNet against any loss or expenses incurred (including costs on a solicitor client basis) as a result of lost or corrupted data.

i. Notwithstanding any other Clause contained in these Conditions, the Customer agrees to indemnify MakaNet against all loss, cost, damage or expense resulting from any claim made against MakaNet by a third party as a direct result of the Customer’s use of the services, including material that is generated or disseminated by the Customer through using the services.

11. CUSTOMER’S EQUIPMENT

a. The Customer will ensure that all of its equipment used by MakaNet in the supply of MakaNet Services is installed in accordance with MakaNet specifications.

b. The Customer will agree to follow MakaNet instructions about any modifications that may be necessary to make the Customer’s equipment more compatible with MakaNet Services.

c. Notwithstanding anything else in these Conditions, if the Customer’s equipment causes a fault in the operation of a service provided by MakaNet , the Customer will pay the reasonable costs of restoring that service.

12. CUSTOMER’S LIABILITY & DEFAULT

If the Customer shall:
a. Fail to make any payment due under the Contract or commit any other breach of any of the Customer’s obligations under the Contract; or

b. Suffer execution under any judgment; or

c. Commit an act of bankruptcy; or

d. Make any composition or arrangement with any creditor; or

e. Being a company, pass a resolution for winding up or have a receiver appointed over any of its property or have a winding up petition presented against it; or

f. Behave toward MakaNet staff in a manner deemed unacceptable by MakaNet management, including but not limited to sexual or racial discrimination. MakaNet (in addition to any other remedies hereby or by statute conferred) may treat the Contract as terminated and any part of the purchase price then unpaid, together with any other monies owing here under, whether or not due under the terms of the Contract shall forthwith become due and payable. Any such termination shall be without prejudice to any claim or right MakaNet may otherwise possess.

13. FORCE MAJEURE
MakaNet shall not be liable for any delay or failure in the performance of any obligation or the exercise of any right under the Contract or for any loss or damage (including indirect or consequential loss or damage) if such performance or exercise is prevented by or hindered in whole or in part by reason of an event out of MakaNet control or by reason of acts of God such as fire, explosions, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, storms, wars, public disorders, quarantine restrictions, embargoes, strikes or by reason of any other cause beyond its control.

14. WAIVER
If MakaNet exercises or fails to exercise any right or remedy available to it, this shall not prejudice MakaNet rights in exercising that or any other right or remedy unless expressly stated in writing and signed by an authorised representative of MakaNet . No delay or failure to act is a waiver. No waiver is effective unless it is in writing. A waiver of any breach is not a waiver of any other breach.

15. VARIATIONS TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF TRADE
MakaNet may from time to time and in its sole discretion amend, add to or delete any of the terms of these Conditions with immediate effect by giving notice to the Customer PROVIDED THAT MakaNet shall not make any variation to the nature or extent of the Security Interest granted by the Customer in Clause 9 without the written agreement of the Customer. MakaNet may notify the Customer by delivering to the Customer an invoice with a notice of amendment and receipt of the invoice by the Customer will be deemed to be acceptance by the Customer of the amended Conditions.

16. GOVERNING LAW
These terms of trade are governed by the laws of New Zealand. MakaNet and the Customer shall submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Zealand in respect of any dispute or proceeding arising out of these terms and conditions of trade. If for any reason one or more of the provisions of these Conditions is unenforceable, it shall be severed and all the provisions shall remain binding.