Common use of Conduit Clause in Contracts

Conduit. The term “conduit” refers to tubes or structures, usually underground or on bridges, containing one or more ducts used to enclose cables, wires, and associated transmission equipment. As used in this Agreement, the term “conduit” refers only to conduit structures (including ducts, manholes and handholes) and space within those structures and does not include (a) cables and other telecommunications equipment located within conduit structures or (b) central office vaults, controlled environment vaults, or other SBC- 13STATE structures (such as huts and cabinets) which branch off from or are connected to SBC- 13STATE’s conduit.

Conduit. The term “conduit” refers to tubes or structures, usually underground or on bridges, containing one or more ducts used to enclose cables, wires, and associated transmission equipment. As used in this AgreementAppendix, the term “conduit” refers only to conduit structures (including ducts, manholes and handholes) and space within those structures and does not include (a) cables and other telecommunications equipment located within conduit structures or (b) central office vaults, controlled environment vaults, or other SBC- 13STATE structures (such as huts and cabinets) which branch off from or are connected to SBC- 13STATE’s conduit.

Conduit. The term “conduit” refers to tubes or structures, usually underground or on bridges, containing one or more ducts used to enclose cables, wires, and associated transmission equipment. As used in this Agreement, the term “conduit” refers only to conduit structures (including ducts, manholes and handholes) and space within those structures and does not include (a) cables and other telecommunications equipment located within conduit structures or (b) central office vaults, controlled environment vaults, or other SBC- 13STATE SBC-13STATE structures (such as huts and cabinets) which branch off from or are connected to SBC- 13STATESBC-13STATE’s conduit.

Conduit. The term “conduit” refers to tubes or structures, usually underground or on bridges, containing one or more ducts used to enclose cables, wires, and associated transmission equipment. As used in this Agreement, the term “conduit” refers only to conduit structures (including ducts, manholes and handholes) and space within those structures and does not include (a) cables and other telecommunications equipment located within conduit structures or (b) central office vaults, controlled environment vaults, or other SBC- 13STATE SWBT structures (such as huts and cabinets) which branch off from or are connected to SBC- 13STATESWBT’s conduit.

Conduit. The term “conduit” refers to tubes or structures, usually underground or on bridges, containing one or more ducts used to enclose cables, wires, and associated transmission equipment. As used in this AgreementAppendix, the term “conduit” refers only to conduit structures (including ducts, manholes and handholeshand holes) and space within those structures and does not include (a) cables and other telecommunications equipment located within conduit structures or (b) central office vaults, controlled environment vaults, or other SBC- AT&T- 13STATE structures (such as huts and cabinets) which branch off from or are connected to SBC- AT&T- 13STATE’s conduit.

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