Over Lash definition

Over Lash means to place an additional wire or cable communications facility onto an existing cable or Support Strand.

Examples of Over Lash in a sentence

  • Účetnictví jde nejlépe charakterizovat jako soubor uspořádaných informací o hospodářských procesech v dané účetní jednotce.

  • Nothing in this agreement shall restrict the ability of the Licensee to reasonably charge the Owner to Over Lash Attachments to the Licensee’s strand.

  • The Owner shall use its agreements with Support Strand owners whose Support Strands are attached to its poles to encourage and facilitate Re-arrangement or Over Lash arrangements between the Licensee and third parties for Communication Space management.

  • If the Licensee uses this location, the Licensee shall ensure that there is sufficient spare capacity for the Owner to Over Lash to the Licensee’s Strand.

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