SYSTEM CONNECTION Sample Clauses

SYSTEM CONNECTION. Connection between the System and the Executing Broker’s OM and/or its Devices shall be established by way of an API or a Front-end Application provided by SEE Link in the manner and under the terms set out in the Operational Rules. The Executing Broker shall use the API and the Front-end Application in accordance with the terms set out in the License. However, if by the Effective Date, the Executing Broker has already concluded a Membership Agreement with SEE Link to be admitted as an originating broker, within the meaning of the Operational Rules, and provided that such Membership Agreement is still valid on the Effective Date and that the Executing broker has furnished SEE Link with a Member Confirmation for Successful Testing, within the meaning of the Operational Rules, under such Membership Agreement, in such case, the Executing Broker shall use the API and the Front-end Application in accordance with the terms set out in such Membership Agreement. The Executing Broker shall be solely responsible to ensure that Executing Broker’s OMS and / or any of its Devices, as applicable, at all times meets at least the minimal technical requirements stipulated by SEE Link. The Executing Broker shall be solely responsible for maintaining and keeping Executing Broker’s OMS and / or any of its Devices, as applicable, in good condition and operational. The Executing Broker consents and acknowledges that it is solely responsible, prior to upgrading any third party software, including new versions of operating systems, to verify and insure that such third party software is compatible with the API and/or the Front-end Application. SEE Link will not be responsible for any failures or malfunctions in the Service resulting from such upgrade and reserves the right not to provide support for such installations. All express or implied warranties relating to the Service, or to the API and the Front-end Application, shall be deemed null and void in case of any misuse of the API or any modification to the Front-end Application made by any party that is not SEE Link or SEE Link’s authorized representatives or subcontractors or that is not expressly and in advance authorized by SEE Link.
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SYSTEM CONNECTION. 16 ARTICLE X. OPERATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 ARTICLE XI. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF THE QWEST SYSTEM AND THE QWEST CONDUIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 ARTICLE XII. PERMITS: PHYSICAL PLANT AND REQUIRED RIGHTS . . . . 18
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SYSTEM CONNECTION. 9.1 Subject to the provisions herein, QWEST shall be responsible for all costs to construct and pull the WORLDCOM Fibers to the WORLDCOM POP at each of the end point and intermediate point locations designated in Exhibit A, at which points QWEST shall hand off the WORLDCOM Fibers to WORLDCOM and at which points WORLDCOM may access the WORLDCOM Fibers. It shall be the responsibility of WORLDCOM to (i) obtain all location, occupancy and other necessary access rights, permits and approvals to permit QWEST to construct and install the Cable from the manhole nearest each POP location to the POP, and (H) provide riser conduits to each POP. Where WORLDCOM has conduit available from the manhole nearest to the POP or another location adjacent to the POP that would assist in connecting the WORLDCOM Fibers from the QWEST System right-of-way to a particular WORLDCOM POP location, WORLDCOM agrees to make such conduit available for such purpose at no charge to QWEST, including, without limitation, in the specific locations described in Exhibit A, and in all other circumstances QWEST shall be responsible for providing the conduit from the manhole nearest to the POP to the bottom of the riser. WORLDCOM further agrees that, if it has conduit, housed in steel pipe, that has not been committed or reserved for other use from another location and that would assist in connecting the WORLDCOM Fibers from the QWEST System right-of-way to a particular POP location, it will, subject to existing permits, approvals and authorizations, grant to QWEST an IRU in such conduit for such purpose at a price of $ ##MATERIAL OMITTED AND SEPARATELY FILED UNDER AN APPLICATION FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT## per conduit foot. QWEST may install, maintain and route the WORLDCOM Fibers within QWEST facilities at its sole discretion. Unless the parties otherwise expressly agree, in no event will WORLDCOM's equipment be located in QWEST facilities. 9.2 WORLDCOM may, at its sole option and at any time during the Term, connect its telecommunications system with the WORLDCOM Fibers at WORLDCOM's sole cost, at any point along the Segments delivered hereunder which is specifically identified in Exhibit A or which otherwise is approved by QWEST in writing, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld (each a "Connecting Point"); provided, however, any such connection will be performed by QWEST, in accordance with QWEST's applicable specifications and operating procedures, and shall be subject to applicabl...
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SYSTEM CONNECTION. Capacity in OAWD’s water diversion and conveyance facilities may not be available or capable of serving the Annexation. As a result, Landowner may be required to serve the Annexation through capacity improvements or new facilities for diverting and conveying water to the Annexation from the Tehama-Colusa Canal in accordance with a facilities and operation plan approved by OAWD and any additional approvals required by other authorizing agencies including TCCA or Reclamation (the “Water Conveyance Facilities”). The Water Conveyance Facilities required for providing water service to the Annexation shall be installed at Landowner’s sole cost in accordance with all District requirements and technical standards, subject to the requirements of Section 6 hereof. Landowner also shall be responsible for the cost of any facilities necessary to make use of Water within the
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SYSTEM CONNECTION. In accordance with the Operating Procedures Manual, Participant shall, at its sole cost and expense, take any and all steps and measures as shall be reasonably required to connect the Participant System to the Cartel System, including, without limitation, making any necessary modifications to the Participant Program and purchasing any necessary and additional equipment. Participant shall connect the Participant System to the Cartel System using the interface option selected by Participant on Exhibit B attached hereto and made a part hereof. Participant shall be responsible for: (a) assuring that the Participant Program and the equipment used in connection with the Participant System are capable of interacting and communicating with the Cartel System in accordance with the Operating Procedures Manual; (b) any and all expenses incurred with respect to the applicable telecommunications lines and modems; and (c) maintaining the performance standards set forth in the Operating Procedures Manual.
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