Unauthorized Network Node definition

Unauthorized Network Node means any Network Node of Licensee (a) that was installed before execution of an Agreement or other valid wireless installation license agreement; (b) that was installed after termination or expiration of an Agreement or other valid wireless installation license agreement; (c) for which Licensee failed to obtain a Permit; or (d) that is not in compliance with the requirements of the Permit issued for said Network Node.
Unauthorized Network Node means any Network Node of Licensee for which Licensee not obtained a Permit.

Examples of Unauthorized Network Node in a sentence

  • If Licensee does not apply for a Permit for the Attachment or Network Node and pay the required fees and charges within thirty (30) calendar days of notice that it has installed an Unauthorized Attachment or Unauthorized Network Node, the Attachment or Network Node may be removed in accordance with the Standards at Licensee’s expense.

  • If Licensee does not apply for a Permit for the Attachment or Network Node or submit a Notification for Mid-span Installation and pay the required fees and charges within thirty (30) calendar days of notice that it has installed an Unauthorized Attachment or Unauthorized Network Node, the Attachment or Network Node may be removed in accordance with the Standards at Licensee’s expense.

  • If Licensee fails to pay the cost and expense BTU incurs in removing an Unauthorized Attachment or Unauthorized Network Node within thirty (30) calendar days of notice or demand, BTU may reimburse itself the expense by drawing from the Licensee’s Security Instrument.