Access to Inside Wire Sample Clauses

Access to Inside Wire. 2.2.5.1 CLEC is responsible for accessing customer premise wiring without disturbing ILEC plant or facilities. In no case shall CLEC remove or disconnect the loop facilities, or ground wires from the ILEC NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. If CLEC removes the ILEC loop in violation of this Agreement, CLEC will hold ILEC harmless from any liability associated with the removal of the ILEC loop or ground wire from the ILEC NID. Neither Party has the right to remove or disturb any other connections to the NID, enclosure or protector under the terms of this agreement. Furthermore, CLEC shall not remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from ILEC NID enclosures.
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Access to Inside Wire. Each Party is responsible for accessing customer premise wiring without disturbing the other Party’s plant. In no case shall one Party remove or disconnect the loop facilities or ground wires from the other Party’s Network Interface Device (NID), enclosures, or protectors. If one Party removes a loop in violation of this Agreement, that Party will hold the other Party harmless for any liability associated with the removal of the loop or ground wire from the NID. Furthermore, neither Party shall remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from the other Party’s NID enclosures.
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Access to Inside Wire. 2.4.1. Bresnan is responsible for accessing customer premise wiring without disturbing UBET plant or facilities. In no case shall Bresnan remove or disconnect the loop facilities, or ground wires from the UBET NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. If Bresnan removes UBET loop in violation of this Agreement, Bresnan will hold UBET harmless for any liability associated with the removal of the UBET loop or ground wire from the UBET NID. Furthermore, Bresnan shall not remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from UBET NID enclosures, nor cut or disconnect any other leads in the NID. In all cases, Bresnan shall provide all facilities necessary to connect its facilities with the End User Customer premise wiring. If Bresnan requests a different form of access, or requests any form of upgrade or rearrangement, such work will be subject to a bona fide request process, and Time and Materials charges shall apply.
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Access to Inside Wire. Each Party is responsible for accessing customer premise wiring without disturbing the other Party’s plant or facilities. In no case shall a Party remove or disconnect the loop facilities, or grounding wires from the other Party’s NIDs, enclosures, protectors or comparable demarcation devices. If a Party removes the other Party’s loop in violation of this Agreement, the removing Party will hold the other Party harmless for any liability associated with the removal of the loop or ground wire. Furthermore, neither party shall remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from the other Party’s NID enclosures. Notwithstanding the above, the NSP may disconnect the customer premise wires from the OSP’s NID, enclosure, protector or comparable demarcation device on the customer-side of such NID, enclosure, protector or comparable demarcation device, as permitted by the End User Customer, in order to provide service in place of the OSP. Such disconnection shall be done in a non-invasive manner if possible but may require cutting the customer premise wiring connecting to such NID, enclosures, protector or comparable demarcation device. In such instances, the OSP shall have no claim against the NSP, and the NSP shall not be liable for any costs to reconnect the customer premise wiring to the OSP’s NID, enclosure, protector or comparable demarcation device in the event the customer subsequently purchases service from the OSP.
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Access to Inside Wire. Each Party is responsible for accessing customer premise wiring without disturbing the other Party’s plant or facilities. In no case shall one Party remove or disconnect the loop facilities or ground wires from the other Party’s NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. If one Party removes a loop or ground wire in violation of this Section, that Party will hold the other Party harmless for any liability associated with the removal of the loop or ground wire from the other Party’s NID, enclosure or protector. Neither Party has the right to remove or disturb any other connections to the NID, enclosure or protector under the terms of this agreement. Furthermore, neither Party shall remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from the other Party’s NID enclosures.
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Access to Inside Wire. CLEC is responsible for accessing customer premise wmng without disturbing the ILEC's plant. In no case shall CLEC remove or disconnect the loop facilities or ground wires from ILEC's NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. If CLEC removes a loop in violation of this Agreement, that CLEC will hold the ILEC harmless for any liability associated with the removal of the loop or ground wire from the NID. Furthermore, CLEC shall not remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from ILEe's NID enclosures.
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Access to Inside Wire. 7.1 CHARTER is responsible for accessing Inside Wiring without disturbing TRI- COUNTY plant or facilities. In no case shall CHARTER remove or disconnect the loop facilities, or ground wires from the TRI-COUNTY NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. Furthermore, CHARTER shall not remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from TRI-COUNTY NID enclosures.
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