Common use of Fault Tracking Clause in Contracts

Fault Tracking. Where the LFC has allocated an expected fault restoration time to a fault and it subsequently becomes apparent that the fault restoration time cannot be met, the LFC will advise the Service Provider of a revised fault restoration time. In that situation the Service Levels in the Service Level Terms will continue to apply to the originally notified expected restoration time, rather than the revised fault restoration time.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Ufb Services Agreement, Service Level Agreement, Ufb Services Agreement

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Fault Tracking. Where the LFC has allocated an expected fault restoration time to a fault and it subsequently becomes apparent that the fault restoration time cannot timecannot be met, the LFC will advise the Service Provider of a revised fault restoration time. In that situation the Service Levels in the Service Level Terms will continue to apply to the originally notified expected restoration time, rather than the revised fault restoration time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Fibre Interconnection Service Agreement

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