FOR SERVICE TO BUSINESS CUSTOMERS Sample Clauses

FOR SERVICE TO BUSINESS CUSTOMERS. Until March 28, 2003, which is a period of two years after the Commission's Order in Case No. U-12320 approving the general terms of this Amendment as described in Section 3.1 became effective, Ameritech will provide to CLEC the existing UNE-P and new UNE-P combinations as provided in this Amendment during the Term of this Amendment without change notwithstanding subsequent changes in law. Provided, however, that if a subsequent final and nonappealable judicial decision or FCC order modifies the obligations of incumbent LECs regarding combinations of network elements, including but not limited to the precise demarcation point between new and existing combinations, the parties reserve their rights to seek an appropriate modification of this Amendment and shall negotiate in good faith an appropriate modification to conform this Amendment to such decision or order, subject to resolution by the Commission if the parties are unable to reach agreement. For purposes of this Section, Business Customers shall be defined as described in M.P.S.C. No. 20R, Part 2, Section 2 "Location and Use of Telephone Service."
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FOR SERVICE TO BUSINESS CUSTOMERS. Until (INSERT DATE), which is a period of two years after the Commission’s Order in Docket No. 01-0662 approving the general terms of this Amendment as described in Section 3.1 became effective, Ameritech will provide to CLEC the existing UNE-P and new UNE-P combinations as provided in this Amendment during the Term of this Amendment without change notwithstanding subsequent changes in law. Provided, however, that if a subsequent final and nonappealable judicial decision or FCC order modifies the obligations of incumbent LECs regarding combinations of network elements, including but not limited to the precise demarcation point between new and existing combinations, the parties reserve their rights to seek an appropriate modification of this Amendment and shall negotiate in good faith an appropriate modification to conform this Amendment to such decision or order, subject to resolution by the Commission if the parties are unable to reach agreement. For purposes of this Section, Business Customers shall be defined as described in ILL. C.C. No. 20 Part 4, Section 2, Sheet No. 2. Beginning on the date that is two years after such Commission approval, the modifications set forth in paragraphs 2.2.5.1 and following may be adopted by Ameritech: 2.2.5.1 If the FCC or the Commission determines after this Amendment is executed by the Parties or has determined before this Amendment is executed by the Parties that a certain network element need not be provided under Section 251(c)(3) of the FTA, either statewide or in a particular location or locations, Ameritech may set the price of such network element(s) at a market level for the applicable areas. Ameritech will provide 60 days' notice (in accordance with the Notice provision in the General Terms and Conditions of this Agreement) to CLEC that the FCC or the Commission has made such a determination. Ameritech will include in the notice the specifics of any pricing changes and the implementation dates for the pricing changes applicable to CLEC. Existing nonrecurring prices will apply to any UNEs for which orders are received prior to midnight on the day preceding the date specified for the pricing change. Application of the market level nonrecurring prices will apply beginning at 12:01 a.m. on the date specified for implementation. Application of the market level recurring charges will apply beginning at 12:01 a.m. on the date specified for implementation without regard to the time or date the orders were received by...
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