Common use of CRTC Clause in Contracts

CRTC. 32.1 The parties hereto acknowledge and agree that the Licensee and the provision of Licensee Services are subject to compliance with the orders, decisions including the Decision, guidelines, rules, regulations and directions (collectively, the “Order”) of the CRTC. In the event the CRTC issues any Order in respect of the subject matter of this License, and such Order affects the rights and/or obligations of either party, such party shall be entitled to require that this License or portions thereof, as required, be amended in a reasonable manner so as to give effect to such Order and in the event the parties cannot agree upon the appropriate amendment required to make this License consistent with any CRTC Order, then such amendment required shall be determined by the CRTC. Notwithstanding anything contained in this License, in no event shall this License be interpreted as limiting the rights of the Licensee or the Licensor, to avail itself of the provisions of the Telecommunications Act.

CRTC. 32.1 The parties hereto acknowledge and agree that the Licensee and the provision of Licensee Services are subject to compliance with the orders, decisions including the Decision, guidelines, rules, regulations and directions (collectively, the “"Order”") of the CRTC. In the event the CRTC issues any Order in respect of the subject matter of this License, and such Order affects the rights and/or obligations of either party, such party shall be entitled to require that this License or portions thereof, as required, be amended in a reasonable manner so as to give effect to such Order and in the event the parties cannot agree upon the appropriate amendment required to make this License consistent with any CRTC Order, then such amendment required shall be determined by the CRTC. Notwithstanding anything contained in this License, in no event shall this License be interpreted as limiting the rights of the Licensee or the Licensor, to avail itself of the provisions of the Telecommunications Act.