Damage to Collocation Space Sample Clauses

Damage to Collocation Space. 4.9.1.1 If the Collocation Space is damaged by fire or other casualty that is not the result of the Collocator’s or Collocator’s AT&T-21STATE AIS actions or those of a Third Party as hereinafter described, and (1) the Collocation Space is not rendered untenantable in whole or in part, AT&T- 21STATE shall repair the same at its expense and the monthly charge shall not be abated, or (2) the Collocation Space is rendered untenable in whole or in part and such damage or destruction can be repaired within ninety (90) Business Days, AT&T-21STATE has the option to repair the Collocation Space at its expense and the monthly charges shall be proportionately abated while the Collocator was deprived of the use. If the Collocation Space cannot be repaired within ninety (90) Business Days, or AT&T-21STATE opts not to rebuild, then AT&T-21STATE shall notify the Collocator within thirty (30) Business Days following such occurrence that the Collocator’s use of the Collocation Space will terminate as of the date of such damage. Upon the Collocator’s election, subject to space availability and technical feasibility, AT&T-21STATE must provide to the Collocator, a comparable substitute Collocation arrangement at another mutually agreeable location at the applicable non-recurring charges for that arrangement and location.
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Damage to Collocation Space. 4.9.1.1 If the Collocation Space is damaged by fire or other casualty that is not the result of the Collocator’s or Collocator’s AT&T-21STATE AIS actions or those of a Third Party as hereinafter described, and
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