Relocation Required By Provider Sample Clauses

Relocation Required By Provider. In the event that Provider is required by any underlying service provider, public authorities, or lawful order or decree of a regulatory agency or court or any other reason beyond Provider’s reasonable control, to relocate or modify any or all Cable on the Route upon which the Customer Fibers are located, Provider’s costs for any such work shall be shared on a pro rata basis with Customer. Provider shall not be responsible for the costs of, nor shall it be liable for, the removal, relocation or replacement of any Customer Equipment or other Customer property on the Customer’s side of the Demarcation Point. If the relocation or replacement of the Cable is requested or caused by a third party, Provider shall attempt to obtain reimbursement of Provider’s costs from said third party. Notice to Customer will be provided as soon as reasonably practicable. Neither Provider nor any of its affiliates or agents shall incur liability for any outage, disruption, degradation, interference, or interruption of any Service in connection with any such removal or relocation. Provider and Customer shall cooperate in performing such relocation or modifications so as to minimize any interference with the use of the Customer Fibers and the Cable and to avoid conflicting physically or otherwise interfering with joint users of the Cable or any other property impacted by the installation, construction, maintenance or use of the Cable, to the extent reasonably possible. Any such relocation shall be accomplished consistently with the Specifications.
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