Services and Networks Sample Clauses

The 'Services and Networks' clause defines the responsibilities and conditions related to the provision and use of services and network infrastructure under the agreement. It typically outlines what services will be provided, the standards or specifications for network access, and any limitations or requirements for using the network. For example, it may specify the types of connections allowed, maintenance obligations, or restrictions on third-party access. This clause ensures both parties understand the scope and limitations of network-related services, helping to prevent disputes and clarify operational expectations.
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