Common use of Way Leave Clause in Contracts

Way Leave. 14.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885. Provided that non-availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this Licence.

Way Leave. 14.1 30.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue has issued necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885Xxxxxxxxx Xxx 0000. Provided that non-availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a good reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this LicenceRollout obligations.

Way Leave. 14.1 15.1 The LICENSEE Company bidder company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE licensee for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885. Provided that non-availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this Licence.

Way Leave. 14.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885. Provided that non-availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-non- fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this Licence.

Way Leave. 14.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE licensee for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885. Provided that non-availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this LicenceLicense.

Way Leave. 14.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right Rights of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885Act’ 1885. Provided that non-non- availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this Licence.

Way Leave. 14.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885. Provided that non-non- availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this Licence.

Way Leave. 14.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue has issued necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885Xxxxxxxxx Xxx 0000. Provided that non-availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a good reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this LicenceRollout obligations.

Way Leave. 14.1 15.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE licensee for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885. Provided that non-availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this Licence.

Way Leave. 14.1 The LICENSEE Company shall make its own arrangements for Right of Way (ROW). However, the Central Government may issue necessary notification conferring the requisite powers upon the LICENSEE for the purposes of placing telegraph lines under Part III of the Indian Telegraph Act’1885Act’ 1885. Provided Provided, that non-non- availability of the ROW or delay in getting permission / clearance from any agency shall not be construed or taken as a reason for non-fulfillment of the Roll-out obligations and shall not be taken a valid excuse for not carrying any obligations imposed by the terms of this Licence.