Common use of Sole Paragraph Clause in Contracts

Sole Paragraph. The unjustifiable refusal of interconnection is characterized by: I – the non presentation of the interconnection contract within the time periods determined by regulation; II – non provision of interconnection within the time periods determined by regulation, and III – non fulfillment of measures of cautionary character, involving the provision of the interconnection, determined by Anatel.

Sole Paragraph. The unjustifiable unreasonable refusal of for interconnection is characterized by: I – the non presentation of failure to submit the interconnection contract agreement within the time periods determined limits established by regulation; II – non provision of the failure to provide the interconnection within the time periods determined limits established by regulation, and ; III – non fulfillment of measures of cautionary character, the noncompliance with any injunction involving the provision of the interconnectioninterconnection provision, determined by Anatel.

Sole Paragraph. The unjustifiable refusal of interconnection is characterized by: I – the non presentation of the interconnection contract within the time periods determined by regulation; II – non provision of interconnection within the time periods determined by regulation, and III – non fulfillment of measures of cautionary character, involving the provision of the interconnection, determined by Anatel.;