Third Party Property Owners Sample Clauses

The 'Third Party Property Owners' clause defines the rights and responsibilities of parties when property owned by individuals or entities not directly involved in the contract is affected by the agreement's activities. This clause typically outlines procedures for obtaining necessary permissions, addressing damages, or coordinating access with third-party owners. Its core function is to clarify how third-party property interests are managed, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring that all parties understand their obligations regarding property not under their direct control.
Third Party Property Owners. 5.1.1 Licenses granted under this Section authorize CLEC to place Facilities in, or attach Facilities to, Poles, Conduits and Ducts owned or controlled by AT&T-22STATE but do not affect the rights of landowners to control terms and conditions of access to their property. 5.1.1.1 CLEC agrees that neither CLEC nor any persons acting on CLEC’s behalf, including but not limited to CLEC’s employees, agents, contractors, and subcontractors, shall engage in any conduct which damages public or private property in the vicinity of AT&T-22STATE’s Poles or Conduit System, interferes in any way with the use or enjoyment of public or private property except as expressly permitted by the owner of such property, or creates a hazard or nuisance on such property (including, but not limited to, a hazard or nuisance resulting from any abandonment or failure to remove CLEC’s Facilities or any construction debris from the property, failure to erect warning signs or barricades as may be necessary to give notice to others of unsafe conditions on the premises while work performed on CLEC’s behalf is in progress, or failure to restore the property to a safe condition after such work has been completed).
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Third Party Property Owners. Licenses granted under this Section authorize Licensee to place facilities in, or attach facilities to, poles, conduits and ducts owned or controlled by BellSouth but do not affect the rights of landowners to control terms and conditions of access to their property. 4.1.1 Licensee agrees that neither Licensee nor any persons acting on Licensee's behalf, including but not limited to Licensee's employees, agents, contractors, and subcontractors, shall engage in any conduct which damages public or private property in the vicinity of BellSouth's poles or conduit system, interferes in any way with the use or enjoyment of public or private property except as expressly permitted by the owner of such property, or creates a hazard or nuisance on such property (including, but not limited to, a hazard or nuisance resulting from any abandonment or failure to remove Licensee's facilities or any construction debris from the property, failure to erect warning signs or barricades as may be necessary to give notice to others of unsafe conditions on the premises while work performed on Licensee's behalf is in progress, or failure to restore the property to a safe condition after such work has been completed).
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Third Party Property Owners. Occupancy Permits granted under this Attachment authorize Attaching Party to place facilities in, or attach facilities to, Structure owned or controlled by AT&T but do not affect the rights of landowners to control terms and conditions of access to their property. 5.4.1 Attaching Party agrees that neither Attaching Party nor any persons acting on Attaching Party’s behalf, including but not limited to Attaching Party’s employees, agents, contractors, and subcontractors, shall engage in any conduct which damages public or private property in the vicinity of AT&T’s Structure, interferes in any way with the use or enjoyment of public or private property except as expressly permitted by the owner of such property, or creates a hazard or nuisance on such property (including, but not limited to, a hazard or nuisance resulting from any abandonment or failure to remove Attaching Party’s facilities or any construction debris from the property, failure to erect warning signs or barricades as may be necessary to give notice to others of unsafe conditions on the premises while work performed on Attaching Party’s behalf is in progress, or failure to restore the property to a safe condition after such work has been completed).
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Third Party Property Owners. Licenses granted under this Section authorize Licensee to place Facilities in, or attach Facilities to, Poles, Conduits and Ducts owned or controlled by AT&T but do not affect the rights of landowners to control terms and conditions of access to their property. 4.1.1 Licensee agrees that neither Licensee nor any persons acting on Licensee’s behalf, including but not limited to Licensee’s employees, agents, contractors, and subcontractors, shall engage in any conduct which damages public or private property in the vicinity of AT&T’s Poles or Conduit System, interferes in any way with the use or enjoyment of public or private property except as expressly permitted by the owner of such property, or creates a hazard or nuisance on such property (including, but not limited to, a hazard or nuisance resulting from any abandonment or failure to remove Licensee’s Facilities or any construction debris from the property, failure to erect warning signs or barricades as may be necessary to give notice to others of unsafe conditions on the premises while work performed on Licensee’s behalf is in progress, or failure to restore the property to a safe condition after such work has been completed).
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Third Party Property Owners. Licenses granted under this License Agreement authorize Licensee to place facilities in Conduits and Duct Banks owned or controlled by WAA, but do not affect the rights of landowners to control terms and conditions of access to their property. 5.1.1 Licensee agrees that neither Licensee nor any Persons Acting on Licensee’s Behalf including, but not limited to, Licensee’s employees, agents, contractors, or subcontractors shall engage in any conduct which damages property in the vicinity of WAA’s Conduits and Duct Banks, interferes in any way with the use or enjoyment of public or private property except as expressly permitted by the owner of such property, or creates a hazard or nuisance on such property (including, but not limited to, a hazard or nuisance resulting from any abandonment or failure to remove Licensee’s facilities or any construction debris from the property, failure to erect warning signs or barricades as may be necessary to give notice to others of unsafe conditions on the premises while Acting on Licensee’s Behalf is in progress, or failure to restore the property to a safe condition after such work has been completed).
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Third Party Property Owners. 1.1 Licenses granted under this Appendix authorize WSP to place Facilities in, or attach Facilities to, Poles, Conduits and Ducts owned or controlled by AT&T-21STATE, but do not affect the rights of landowners to control terms and conditions of access to their property. 5.1.1.1 WSP agrees that neither WSP, nor any persons acting on WSP’s behalf, including but not limited to WSP’s employees, agents, contractors, and subcontractors, shall engage in any conduct which damages public or private property in the vicinity of AT&T-21STATE’s Poles or Conduit System, interferes in any way with the use or enjoyment of public or private property, except as expressly permitted by the owner of such property, or creates a hazard or nuisance on such property (including, but not limited to, a hazard or nuisance resulting from any abandonment or failure to remove WSP’s Facilities or any construction debris from the property, failure to erect warning signs or barricades as may be necessary to give notice to others of unsafe conditions on the premises while work performed on WSP’s behalf is in progress, or failure to restore the property to a safe condition after such work has been completed).
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Third Party Property Owners. Occupancy Permits AT&T grants under this Agreement authorize Attaching Party to place facilities in or on AT&T’s Structure but do not affect the rights of landowners to control terms and conditions of access to their property. 5.4.1 Neither Attaching Party nor any persons acting on Attaching Party’s behalf, including but not limited to Attaching Party’s employees, agents, contractors, and subcontractors, will engage in any conduct which damages public or private property in the vicinity of AT&T’s Structure, interferes in any way with the use or enjoyment of public or private property except as the owner of such property expressly permits, or creates a hazard or nuisance on such property (including, but not limited to, a hazard or nuisance resulting from any abandonment or failure to remove Attaching Party’s facilities or any construction debris from the property, failure to erect warning signs or barricades as may be necessary to give notice to others of unsafe conditions on the premises while work performed on Attaching Party’s behalf is in progress, or failure to restore the property to a safe condition after such work has been completed).
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