For Local Traffic and IntraLATA Sample Clauses

For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic originating from a third party LEC or CMRS provider that is delivered to CLEC over the Transit Service.
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic originating from ITC/\DeltaCom that is delivered over the Transit Traffic Service, ITC/\DeltaCom will pay to BellSouth the applicable Tandem Switching and/or Interoffice Transport charges set forth in Attachment 11 to the Agreement. Charges for services provided by the Parties to a third party carrier(s) shall be assessed on a meet point basis, consistent with the terms of Section 9 hereof.
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic that is to be terminated to Sprint from a third- party LEC or CMRS provider (i) that is not subject to PTC arrangements (regardless of whether CBT is the PTC); and (ii) CBT has a transiting arrangement with such third-party LEC or CMRS provider that authorizes CBT to deliver such traffic to Sprint (A Other Party Transit Agreement@ ), then CBT shall deliver such Local Traffic and IntraLATA Toll Traffic to Sprint in accordance with the terms and conditions of such Other Party Transit Agreement, and such third-party LEC or CMRS provider (and not Sprint) shall be responsible to pay CBT the applicable (1)
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic that is to be terminated to Focal from a third party LEC or CMRS provider (i) that is not subject to PTC arrangements (regardless of whether Ameritech is the PTC) and (ii) Ameritech has a transiting arrangement with such third party LEC or CMRS provider which authorizes Ameritech to deliver such traffic to Focal ("OTHER PARTY TRANSIT AGREEMENT"), then Ameritech shall deliver such Local Traffic and IntraLATA Toll Traffic to Focal in accordance with the terms and conditions of such Other Party Transit Agreement and such third party LEC or CMRS provider (and not Focal) shall be responsible to pay Ameritech the applicable Transit Service charge.
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic originating from Requesting Carrier that is delivered over the Transit Service ("Originating Transit Traffic"), Requesting Carrier shall:
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic that is to be terminated to Requesting Carrier from a Transit Counter-Party ("Terminating Transit Traffic") (i) that is not subject to Primary Toll Carrier ("PTC") arrangements (regardless of whether Ameritech is the PTC) and (ii) that Ameritech has a transiting arrangement with such Transit Counter-Party that authorizes Ameritech to deliver such traffic to Requesting Carrier ("Other Party Transit Agreement"), then Ameritech shall deliver such Terminating Transit Traffic to Requesting Carrier in accordance with the terms and conditions of such Other Party Transit Agreement and such third party LEC or CMRS provider (and not Requesting Carrier) shall be responsible to pay Ameritech the applicable Transit Service charge.
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic originating from 21st Century that is delivered over the Transit Service ("Transit Traffic"):
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic that is to be terminated to 21st Century from a third-party LEC or CMRS provider (i) that is not subject to PTC arrangements (regardless of whether Ameritech is the PTC) and (ii) Ameritech has a transiting arrangement with such third-party LEC or CMRS provider that authorizes Ameritech to deliver such traffic to 21st Century ("Other Party Transit Agreement"), then Ameritech shall deliver such Local Traffic and IntraLATA Toll Traffic to 21st Century in accordance with the terms and conditions of such Other Party Transit Agreement, and such third-party LEC or CMRS provider (and not 21st Century) shall be responsible to pay Ameritech the applicable Transit Service charge.
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For Local Traffic and IntraLATA. Toll Traffic originating from CLEC that is delivered over the Transit Service (Transit Traffic):
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