Subloop Nonrecurring Jumper Charge Clause Samples

Subloop Nonrecurring Jumper Charge. If CLEC ordered a Subloop type other than Intrabuilding Cable Loop, CLEC will be charged a nonrecurring basic installation charge for Qwest running jumpers within the accessible terminal pursuant to Exhibit A for each Subloop ordered by CLEC.
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Subloop Nonrecurring Jumper Charge. CLEC will be charged a nonrecurring basic installation charge for CenturyLink running jumpers within the accessible terminal for each Subloop ordered by CLEC.
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Subloop Nonrecurring Jumper Charge. If SBCT ordered a Subloop type other than Intrabuilding Cable Loop, SBCT will be charged a nonrecurring basic installation charge for Qwest running jumpers within the accessible terminal pursuant to Exhibit A for each Subloop ordered by SBCT. Repair and Maintenance
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Subloop Nonrecurring Jumper Charge. SBCT will be charged a nonrecurring basic installation charge for Qwest running jumpers within the accessible terminal pursuant to Exhibit A for each Subloop ordered by SBCT.
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