Common use of Access and Site Regulations Clause in Contracts

Access and Site Regulations. 12.1 The Customer shall be deemed to have examined any Site or Facility and BT shall not be liable for any claim from the Customer in relation to its misinterpretation of any Site-related or Facility- related matter, or any other matter in respect of which the Customer could reasonably have satisfied itself by a visit, reference to BT or otherwise. BT will provide such information reasonably required by the Customer in relation to the Site or Facility that it is able to do at the time of the request but BT makes no warranty as to the existence of any easements, wayleaves, agreements, statutory entitlements, or other freedoms of access to Sites or Facilities.

Access and Site Regulations. 12.1 10.1 The Customer shall be deemed to have examined any Site or Facility and BT shall not be liable for any claim from the Customer in relation to its misinterpretation of any Site-related or Facility- Facility-related matter, or any other matter in respect of which the Customer could reasonably have satisfied itself by a visit, reference to BT or otherwise. BT will provide such information reasonably required by the Customer in relation to the Site or Facility that it is able to do at the time of the request but BT makes no warranty as to the existence of any easements, wayleaves, agreements, statutory entitlements, or other freedoms of access to Sites or Facilities.

Access and Site Regulations. 12.1 10.1 The Customer shall be deemed to have examined any Site or Facility and BT shall not be liable for any claim from the Customer in relation to its misinterpretation of any Site-related or Facility- Facility-related matter, or any other matter in respect of which the Customer could reasonably have satisfied itself by a visit, reference to BT or otherwise. BT will provide such information reasonably required by the Customer in relation to the Site or Facility that it is able to do at the time of the request but BT makes no warranty as to the existence of any easements, wayleaves, agreements, statutory entitlements, or other freedoms of access to Sites or Facilities.