Common use of Interoperability Testing Clause in Contracts

Interoperability Testing. It is a condition precedent of this Agreement that the Parties shall have conducted Interoperability Testing of the Operator’s Equipment, if it is required. For the avoidance of doubt, the conduct of Interoperability Testing does not oblige BT to provide Services to the Operator, and BT reserves its rights to terminate this Agreement immediately without penalty if the Operator’s Equipment is not Compatible, in BT’s reasonable opinion. The process for Interoperability Testing is set out in the Product Handbook. The Charge for Interoperability Testing is set out in Carrier Price List. The Parties will ensure that the required resource is available during the Interoperability Testing Slot to carry out Interoperability Testing. If through no fault of a Party, Interoperability Testing of the Operator Equipment is not carried out during the Interoperability Testing Slot, that Party may raise an Abortive Test Charge as set out in the Carrier Price List for each day or part thereof, if that Party is unable to carry out Interoperability Testing during the Interoperability Testing Slot.

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Sources: Ip Interconnect Agreement, Ip Interconnect Agreement