FUTURE CHANGES IN FCC REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

FUTURE CHANGES IN FCC REQUIREMENTS. If FCC requirements relating to the Form 415, common carriers, frequency coordination or any other matters relating to the System change or are modified, PathNet shall be responsible for compliance with such new requirements including, but not limited to, the payment of any costs or fees associated therewith and Incumbent shall cooperate with PathNet with respect to such compliance; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, if the FCC establishes user fees or other such fees relating to the frequencies used in and the communications business conducted over the System, the cost of such additional fees shall be divided between PathNet and Incumbent, as determined by PathNet and Incumbent at such time.
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FUTURE CHANGES IN FCC REQUIREMENTS. If FCC requirements relating to the Form 415, common carriers, frequency coordination or any other matters relating to the System change or are modified, PathNet shall be responsible for compliance with such new requirements including, but not limited to, the payment of any costs or fees associated therewith and Incumbent shall cooperate with PathNet with respect to such compliance; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, if the FCC establishes user fees or other such fees relating to the frequencies used in and the communications business conducted over the System, the cost of such additional fees shall be divided between PathNet and Incumbent, as determined by PathNet and Incumbent at such time. In the event that fees are required for any FCC mandated Universal Service Support Mechanism or any universal service fund obligations are required by any federal or state law or regulation, PathNet shall be solely responsible for such fees or obligations.
FUTURE CHANGES IN FCC REQUIREMENTS. If FCC requirements relating to the Form 415, common carriers, frequency coordination or any other matters relating to the System change or are modified, Pathnet shall be responsible for compliance with such new requirements including, but not limited to, the payment of any costs or fees associated therewith and Incumbent shall reasonably cooperate with Pathnet with respect to such compliance.

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