Responsibility for Traffic Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Midcontinent is responsible for all traffic that Midcontinent delivers to ILEC including but not limited to voice traffic, IP-Enabled Traffic, wireless traffic and toll traffic. Midcontinent shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable switched access charges by it or any third party. Midcontinent agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities and any Access Charges associated with all toll traffic that Midcontinent terminates to ILEC. Midcontinent is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic terminated by Midcontinent to its End User Customers.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 CLEC is responsible for all traffic that CLEC exchanges with ILEC over direct or indirect interconnection via a third party including but not limited to voice traffic, VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. CLEC shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of ILEC’s applicable Switched Access Service charges by it or a Retail Provider. CLEC agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, and all Reciprocal Compensation and Access Service charges associated with all traffic that CLEC exchanges with ILEC, including traffic of a Retail Provider. CLEC is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic originated by or terminated to CLEC End User Customers or Retail Providers.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 1.3.1 CLEC is responsible for all traffic that CLEC delivers to ILEC including but not limited to voice traffic, IP-Enabled Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. CLEC shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable switched access charges, by it or a Last Mile Provider. CLEC agrees to be responsible and pay for its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, Reciprocal Compensation and Access Charges associated with all traffic that CLEC terminates to ILEC. CLEC is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic terminated by CLEC to its End User Customers or to a Last Mile Provider.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Bresnan is solely responsible for all traffic that Bresnan exchanges with UBET over the facilities established by this Agreement, including but not limited to local voice traffic, IP-Enabled Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic of Bresnan’s End Users. Bresnan shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of UBET’s applicable Switched Access Service charges. Xxxxxxx agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, and all Reciprocal Compensation and Switched Access Charges associated with all traffic that Bresnan exchanges with UBET.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Each Party is responsible for all traffic that it delivers to the other Party over direct or indirect interconnection via a third party, including but not limited to, Local/EAS Traffic, VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and Toll Traffic. Neither Party shall provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable Switched Access Service charges by it or a Retail Provider. Each Party agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities in accordance with Section 4 of this Attachment, and all Reciprocal Compensation and Access Service charges associated with all traffic exchanged by the Parties, including traffic of a Retail Provider.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Each Party is responsible for all traffic that it exchanges with the other Party including but not limited to Local Traffic, VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. Neither Party shall provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable switched access charges by it or a Retail Provider. Each Party agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, Reciprocal Compensation and Access Charges associated with all traffic that it terminates to the other Party, including traffic of a Retail Provider.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Each Party is responsible for all traffic that it exchanges with the other Party over direct or indirect interconnection via a third party including but not limited to voice traffic, VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. Neither Party shall provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable Switched Access Service charges. Each Party agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, Reciprocal Compensation and Access Service charges associated with all traffic that it delivers to the other Party, including traffic of a Retail Provider. Each Party is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic originated by or terminated to its End User Customers or Retail Providers.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Each Party is solely responsible for all traffic that Party (the “Originating Party”) originates to the other Party (the “Terminating Party”) over the facilities established by this Agreement, including but not limited to local voice traffic, IP- Enabled Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic of the Originating Party’s End User Customers. The Originating Party shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of the Terminating Party’s applicable Switched Access Service Tariff charges. The Originating Party agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, and all Reciprocal Compensation and Switched Access Tariff charges associated with all traffic the Originating Party exchanges with the Terminating Party.
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