Fibers and Use Sample Clauses
The "Fibers and Use" clause defines the types of fibers permitted in the products covered by the agreement and specifies how those fibers may be used. It typically outlines acceptable fiber content, such as natural or synthetic materials, and may set minimum or maximum percentages for each type. For example, it might require that garments contain at least 80% cotton or prohibit the use of certain synthetic fibers. This clause ensures that the products meet agreed-upon quality standards and prevents disputes over material composition, thereby protecting both parties' expectations regarding product characteristics.
Fibers and Use. NECOM shall provide not less than 12 usable singlemode fiber optic filaments in the Cable for the unimpeded and unrestricted use by NU, provided however that the requirement of usability shall not apply to any fiber optic filaments located upon a Route Segment or alternate path as to which the Term has expired. NU shall use these 12 singlemode fiber optic filaments exclusively for NU's own business purposes and other uses permitted by this Section 16.1, which shall include but not be limited to the right of NU to assign any number of the 12 fiber optic filaments, or resell capacity on any of the 12 fiber optic filaments, provided however, that until September 27, 2001, NU shall not have the right, directly or indirectly, to assign for the purpose of carrier's carrier service, any number of the 12 fiber optic filaments, or resell capacity on any of the 12 fiber optic filaments, to any of the following entities or an entity which was an affiliate (as that term is defined under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended) as of September 27, 1994 of any such entity without the prior written consent (to which Section 31 shall not apply) of NECOM: [**] However, this restriction shall not [**] (i); and (ii) [**] Confidential Materials omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote omissions. [**] to any customer subscriber destination. (Subsections (i) and (ii) immediately above hereinafter defined as "Carriage of Capacity"). These services will have [**] according to the following allocations: NECOM shall pay NU [**] (as that term is defined in the Service Agreements to be negotiated and signed by FiveCom LLC and NUTEL LLC pursuant to the Letter Agreement between Central Maine Power Company, NU, FiveCom, Inc., and MaineCom Services dated February 23, 1996) resulting from NECOM's Carriage of Capacity. NU shall pay NECOM [**] resulting from NU's Carriage of Capacity. Notwithstanding the foregoing, [**] telecommunications networks, NU [**] can be made. If [**] for its own business purpose.
Fibers and Use. The Grantee shall provide not less than 12 usable singlemode fibers in the Cable for the unimpeded and unrestricted use by Grantor, provided however that the requirement of usability shall not apply to any fibers located upon a Route Segment as to which the Term has expired. The Grantor shall use these 12 singlemode fibers exclusively for the Grantor’s own business purpose and other uses permitted by this Section 16.1, which shall include but not be limited to the right of the Grantor to assign any number of the 12 fibers, or resell capacity on any of the 12 fibers, provided however, that such right to assign or resell said capacity is subject to Grantee’s indefeasible right to use certain NUNet fibers, its IRU Option and its IRU ROFR, as defined in Sections 4. IA through 4.1 C and the Non-Compete Section 26.3 hereof. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in times of emergencies affecting the Grantor’s other telecommunications networks, the Grantor shall have the right to use the 12 singlemode fibers not previously provided to Grantee under the IRU ROFR or IRU Option or otherwise acquired by Grantee for any purpose until alternative arrangements can be made. If the Grantor violates the provisions of this Section 16.1 and fails to cease such violation within 90 days following written notice of such violation by the Grantee, the Grantor’s rights to use the fibers involved in such violation shall cease and the Grantee shall then have the right to use such fibers for its own business purpose.
Fibers and Use. The Grantee shall provide not less than # usable singlemode fibers in the Cable in any Duct Segment for the unimpeded and unrestricted use by the Grantor, provided however that the requirement of usability shall not apply to any fibers located in a Duct Segment as to which the Term has expired. The Grantor may use these # singlemode fibers either (i) for the Grantor's own business purposes or (ii) may assign any number of the # fibers, or resell capacity on any of the # fibers, except that during the first ____ years of this Agreement, the Grantor may assign fibers or sell capacity only to a person, business, or entity which purchases electric service from the Grantor, provided however, that during that ____ year period, the Grantor shall not have the right, directly or indirectly, to assign any number of the # fibers, or resell capacity on any of the # fibers, to any of the following entities or an Affiliate of any such entity without the prior written consent (to which Section 30 shall not apply) of the Grantee: ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- Notwithstanding the foregoing, in times of emergencies affecting the Grantor's other telecommunications networks, the Grantor shall have the right to use the # singlemode fibers for any purpose until alternative arrangements can be made. If the Grantor violates the provisions of this Section 16.1 and fails to cease such violation within 90 days following notice of such violation by the Grantee, the Grantor's right to use the fibers involved in such violation shall cease and the Grantee shall then have the right to use such fibers for its own purposes.
Fibers and Use. For a period of [**] commencing upon the Installation Date, Grantor's use of CMPNET shall be restricted to Grantor's Internal Business Purposes, except by the written permission of Grantee, such permission not being subject to reasonableness ("Restricted Period"). Following said period, the Grantor's use of CMPNET is unrestricted.