Common use of Local Loop Clause in Contracts

Local Loop. 9.1 If Customer desires CTE to order and administer local tail circuits (each a "Local Loop") in order to interconnect Customer’s network and equipment with the Services, CTE reserves the right to order Local Loops from the local circuit provider (the "Loop Provider") of its choice. If the Loop Provider does not provide test results regarding the Local Loop to CTE, then CTE may test the Local Loop based on International Telecommunication Union recommendations. CTE may accept or reject the Local Loop in its reasonable discretion based on such test results. CTE may suspend or terminate any Local Loop upon written notice to Customer without liability to Customer in order to comply with the order or request of any court, government agency or regulatory authority, or with any applicable law, governmental rule or regulation. 9.2 In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, Customer shall notify CTE’s designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. CTE’s sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems. 9.3 Upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to Customer, CTE may change the Loop Provider for a Local Loop. Such changes shall be at CTE’s sole cost and expense. Customer may request a change in a Loop Provider upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to CTE. If CTE accepts Customer’s request the Parties shall enter into a new Service Order. Changes requested by Customer shall be at Customer’s sole cost and expense, including all costs or penalties incurred by CTE due to the early termination of the original Local Loop. 9.4 Customer shall be liable for all reasonable termination charges incurred by CTE due to its cancellation of a Local Loop, unless (i) such cancellation is initiated by CTE pursuant to clause 9.3 or (ii) provision for sharing any such termination charge is set forth in the Service Order. 9.5 If Customer does not indicate on the Service Order that it desires CTE to provide (or, where necessary, to order and administer) a Local Loop on its behalf, then Customer shall be solely responsible for ordering and administering that Local Loop. CTE shall not be liable for any delays in the Ready for Service Date caused by Customer’s failure to place a timely order for a Local Loop, nor for any delays in Local Loop delivery caused by Customer’s Loop Provider.

Local Loop. 9.1 If Provided that such a service is capable of being provided, if the Customer desires CTE CTME to order and administer local tail circuits (each a "Local Loop") in order to interconnect the Customer’s network and equipment with the Services, CTE CTME reserves the right to order Local Loops from the local circuit provider (the "Loop Provider") of its choice. If the Loop Provider does not provide test results regarding the Local Loop to CTECTME, then CTE CTME may test the Local Loop based on International Telecommunication Union recommendations. CTE CTME may accept or reject the Local Loop in its reasonable discretion based on such test results. CTE CTME may suspend or terminate any Local Loop upon written notice to the Customer without liability to the Customer in order to comply with the order or request of any court, government agency or regulatory authority, or with any applicable law, governmental rule or regulation. 9.2 In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, the Customer shall notify CTECTME’s designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. CTECTME’s sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems. 9.3 Upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to the Customer, CTE CTME may change the Loop Provider for a Local Loop. Such changes shall be at CTECTME’s sole cost and expense. The Customer may request a change in a Loop Provider upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to CTECTME. If CTE CTME accepts the Customer’s request the Parties shall enter into a new Service Order. Changes requested by the Customer shall be at the Customer’s sole cost and expense, including all costs or penalties incurred by CTE CTME due to the early termination of the original Local Loop. 9.4 The Customer shall be liable for all reasonable termination charges incurred by CTE CTME due to its cancellation of a Local Loop, unless (i) such cancellation is initiated by CTE CTME pursuant to clause 9.3 or (ii) provision for sharing any such termination charge is set forth in the Service Order. 9.5 If the Customer does not indicate on the Service Order that it desires CTE CTME to provide (or, where necessary, to order and administer) a Local Loop on its behalf, then the Customer shall be solely responsible for ordering and administering that Local Loop. CTE CTME shall not be liable for any delays in the Ready for Service Date caused by the Customer’s failure to place a timely order for a Local Loop, nor for any delays in Local Loop delivery caused by the Customer’s Loop Provider.

Local Loop. 9.1 If Customer desires CTE CTMEA to order and administer local tail circuits (each a "Local Loop") in order to interconnect Customer’s network and equipment with the Services, CTE CTMEA reserves the right to order Local Loops from the local circuit provider (the "Loop Provider") of its choice. If the Loop Provider does not provide test results regarding the Local Loop to CTECTMEA, then CTE CTMEA may test the Local Loop based on International Telecommunication Union recommendations. CTE CTMEA may accept or reject the Local Loop in its reasonable discretion based on such test results. CTE CTMEA may suspend or terminate any Local Loop upon written notice to Customer without liability to Customer in order to comply with the order or request of any court, government agency or regulatory authority, or with any applicable law, governmental rule or regulation. 9.2 In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, Customer shall notify CTECTMEA’s designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. CTECTMEA’s sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems. 9.3 Upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to Customer, CTE CTMEA may change the Loop Provider for a Local Loop. Such changes shall be at CTECTMEA’s sole cost and expense. Customer may request a change in a Loop Provider upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to CTECTMEA. If CTE CTMEA accepts Customer’s request the Parties shall enter into a new Service Order. Changes requested by Customer shall be at Customer’s sole cost and expense, including all costs or penalties incurred by CTE CTMEA due to the early termination of the original Local Loop. 9.4 Customer shall be liable for all reasonable termination charges incurred by CTE CTMEA due to its cancellation of a Local Loop, unless (i) such cancellation is initiated by CTE CTMEA pursuant to clause 9.3 or (ii) provision for sharing any such termination charge is set forth in the Service Order. 9.5 If Customer does not indicate on the Service Order that it desires CTE CTMEA to provide (or, where necessary, to order and administer) a Local Loop on its behalf, then Customer shall be solely responsible for ordering and administering that Local Loop. CTE CTMEA shall not be liable for any delays in the Ready for Service Date caused by Customer’s failure to place a timely order for a Local Loop, nor for any delays in Local Loop delivery caused by Customer’s Loop Provider.

Local Loop. 9.1 If Provided that such a service or facility is capable of being provided, if the Customer desires CTE CTSA to order and administer local tail circuits (each a "Local Loop") in order to interconnect the Customer’s network and equipment with the Services, CTE CTSA reserves the right to order Local Loops from the local circuit provider (the "Loop Provider") of its choice. If the Loop Provider does not provide test results regarding the Local Loop to CTECTSA, then CTE CTSA may test the Local Loop based on International Telecommunication Union recommendations. CTE CTSA may accept or reject the Local Loop in its reasonable discretion based on such test results. CTE CTSA may suspend or terminate any Local Loop upon written notice to the Customer without liability to the Customer in order to comply with the order or request of any court, government agency or regulatory authority, or with any applicable law, governmental rule or regulation. 9.2 In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, the Customer shall notify CTECTSA’s designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. CTECTSA’s sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems.. CTSA_July 2023 9.3 Upon at least sixty (60) calendar days prior written notice to the Customer, CTE CTSA may change the Loop Provider for a Local Loop. Such changes shall be at CTECTSA’s sole cost and expense. The Customer may request a change in a Loop Provider upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to CTECTSA. If CTE CTSA accepts the Customer’s request the Parties shall enter into a new Service Order. Changes requested by the Customer shall be at the Customer’s sole cost and expense, including all costs or penalties incurred by CTE CTSA due to the early termination of the original Local Loop. 9.4 The Customer shall be liable for all reasonable termination charges incurred by CTE CTSA due to its cancellation of a Local Loop, unless (i) such cancellation is initiated by CTE CTSA pursuant to clause 9.3 or (ii) provision for sharing any such termination charge is set forth in the Service Order. 9.5 If the Customer does not indicate on the Service Order that it desires CTE CTSA to provide (or, where necessary, to order and administer) a Local Loop on its behalf, then the Customer shall be solely responsible for ordering and administering that Local Loop. CTE CTSA shall not be liable for any delays in the Ready for Service Date caused by the Customer’s failure to place a timely order for a Local Loop, nor for any delays in Local Loop delivery caused by the Customer’s Loop Provider.

Local Loop. 9.1 If Customer desires CTE CTKL to order and administer local tail circuits (each a "Local Loop") in order to interconnect the Customer’s network and equipment with the Services, CTE CTKL reserves the right to order Local Loops from the local circuit provider (the "Loop Provider") of its choice. If the Loop Provider does not provide test results regarding the Local Loop to CTECTKL, then CTE CTKL may test the Local Loop based on International Telecommunication Union recommendations. CTE CTKL may accept or reject the Local Loop in its reasonable discretion based on such test results. CTE CTKL may suspend or terminate any Local Loop upon written notice to the Customer without liability to the Customer in order to comply with the order or request of any court, government agency or regulatory authority, or with any applicable law, governmental rule or regulation. 9.2 In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, the Customer shall notify CTECTKL’s designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. CTECTKL’s sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems. 9.3 Upon at least sixty (60) days days’ prior written notice to the Customer, CTE CTKL may change the Loop Provider for a Local Loop. Such changes shall be at CTECTKL’s sole cost and expense. The Customer may request a change in a Loop Provider upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to CTECTKL. If CTE CTKL accepts the Customer’s request the Parties shall enter into a new Service Order. Changes requested by the Customer shall be at the Customer’s sole cost and expense, including all costs or penalties incurred by CTE CTKL due to the early termination of the original Local Loop. 9.4 The Customer shall be liable for all reasonable termination charges incurred by CTE due to its cancellation of a Local Loop, unless (i) such cancellation is initiated by CTE pursuant to clause 9.3 or (ii) provision for sharing any such termination charge is set forth in the Service Order.CTKL due 9.5 If the Customer does not indicate on the Service Order that it desires CTE CTKL to provide (or, where necessary, to order and administer) a Local Loop on its behalf, then the Customer shall be solely responsible for ordering and administering that Local Loop. CTE CTKL shall not be liable for any delays in the Ready for Service Date caused by the Customer’s failure to place a timely order for a Local Loop, nor for any delays in Local Loop delivery caused by the Customer’s Loop Provider.

Local Loop. 9.1 If Provided that such a service or facility is capable of being provided, if the Customer desires CTE CTSA to order and administer local tail circuits (each a "Local Loop") in order to interconnect the Customer’s network and equipment with the Services, CTE CTSA reserves the right to order Local Loops from the local circuit provider (the "Loop Provider") of its choice. If the Loop Provider does not provide test results regarding the Local Loop to CTECTSA, then CTE CTSA may test the Local Loop based on International Telecommunication Union recommendations. CTE CTSA may accept or reject the Local Loop in its reasonable discretion based on such test results. CTE CTSA may suspend or terminate any Local Loop upon written notice to the Customer without liability to the Customer in order to comply with the order or request of any court, government CTSA_Mar2020 agency or regulatory authority, or with any applicable law, governmental rule or regulation. 9.2 In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, the Customer shall notify CTECTSA’s designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. CTECTSA’s sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems. 9.3 Upon at least sixty (60) calendar days prior written notice to the Customer, CTE CTSA may change the Loop Provider for a Local Loop. Such changes shall be at CTECTSA’s sole cost and expense. The Customer may request a change in a Loop Provider upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice to CTECTSA. If CTE CTSA accepts the Customer’s request the Parties shall enter into a new Service Order. Changes requested by the Customer shall be at the Customer’s sole cost and expense, including all costs or penalties incurred by CTE CTSA due to the early termination of the original Local Loop. 9.4 The Customer shall be liable for all reasonable termination charges incurred by CTE CTSA due to its cancellation of a Local Loop, unless (i) such cancellation is initiated by CTE CTSA pursuant to clause 9.3 or (ii) provision for sharing any such termination charge is set forth in the Service Order. 9.5 If the Customer does not indicate on the Service Order that it desires CTE CTSA to provide (or, where necessary, to order and administer) a Local Loop on its behalf, then the Customer shall be solely responsible for ordering and administering that Local Loop. CTE CTSA shall not be liable for any delays in the Ready for Service Date caused by the Customer’s failure to place a timely order for a Local Loop, nor for any delays in Local Loop delivery caused by the Customer’s Loop Provider.