Excess-Capacity Access Obligation Clause Samples

The Excess-Capacity Access Obligation clause requires a party that has more capacity than it needs—such as bandwidth, storage, or production capability—to make that excess available to another party, typically under agreed terms. In practice, this might mean a utility company with surplus transmission capacity must allow competitors to use the extra space, or a manufacturer with unused production lines must permit a partner to utilize them. The core function of this clause is to ensure efficient use of resources and prevent waste, while also promoting fair competition or collaboration by granting access to otherwise idle capacity.
Excess-Capacity Access Obligation. The Multiplex Licensee must provide each Qualified Content Service Provider with access to the fraction of Multiplex Capacity to which it may be entitled as an Excess- Capacity Access Entitlement, as determined in accordance with clauses 7.3, 7.5 and 7.6.
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Excess-Capacity Access Obligation. The Multiplex Licensee must provide each Digital Broadcaster with access to the fraction of Multiplex Capacity to which it may be entitled as an Excess-Capacity Access Entitlement.
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