Common use of RIGHT TO ALLOCATE FIBERS Clause in Contracts

RIGHT TO ALLOCATE FIBERS. Metro Net reserves the right to allocate specific fiber optic strands to Maxcom in connection with the Acquired Capacity, provided that Metro Net will ensure that all fiber optic strands of the Acquired Capacity are included in a single tube throughout the corresponding sections of the DF Network that contain the Acquired Capacity. The allocation of fiber optic strands shall be made prior to each Closing Date, as applicable.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Metropolitan Network Capacity Sale Agreement (Maxcom Telecommunications Inc), Network Capacity Sale Agreement (Maxcom Telecommunications Inc)

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RIGHT TO ALLOCATE FIBERS. Metro Net reserves the right to allocate specific fiber optic strands to Maxcom in connection with the Acquired Optioned Capacity. In this regard, provided that Metro Net will ensure that all fiber optic strands of the Acquired Optioned Capacity are included in a single tube throughout the corresponding sections section of the DF Network that contain the Acquired Optioned Capacity. The allocation of the fiber optic strands shall be made prior to each Optioned Capacity Closing Date, as applicable. ARTICLE 4.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Network Capacity Sale Agreement (Maxcom Telecommunications Inc)

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RIGHT TO ALLOCATE FIBERS. Metro Net reserves the right to allocate specific fiber optic strands to Maxcom in connection with the Acquired Optioned Capacity. In this regard, provided that Metro Net will ensure that all fiber optic strands of the Acquired Optioned Capacity are included in a single tube throughout the corresponding sections section of the DF Network that contain the Acquired Optioned Capacity. The allocation of the fiber optic strands shall be made prior to each Optioned Capacity Closing Date, as applicable.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Metropolitan Network Capacity Sale Agreement (Maxcom Telecommunications Inc)

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