Underlying Rights definition

Underlying Rights means the rights, obligations, restrictions and limitations granted or imposed upon the County or the County Network by authorizations, easements, licenses, leases, conduit access agreements, pole attachment agreements, aerial attachment or conduit rights, or tariffs of Facility Third Parties.

Underlying Rights means any and all agreements, licenses, conduit use agreements, pole attachment agreements, leases, easements, rights- of-way, franchises, permits, governmental and regulatory approvals and authorizations, and other rights, consents, and approvals that are necessary to construct, install, maintain, operate, and repair the Crown Castle Network and/or for Crown Castle to provide a Product other than building access rights described in Section 7.1. Without limiting the foregoing, Underlying Rights include agreements for Off-Net Products that are necessary for Crown Castle to provide a Product. “Off-Net Products” shall mean any products provided by a third-party. “On-Net Products” shall mean Products that use transmission and related facilities owned and controlled by Crown Castle.

Underlying Rights means, with respect to particular end points, all licenses, leases, easements, rights-of-way, deeds, franchises, permits, authorizations, consents and approvals (including without limitation, any necessary local, provincial federal or First Nations authorizations and environmental permits) and other rights, titles, or interests as are necessary for the construction, installation, operation, maintenance or repair of the Urbanlink System between such end points.

Examples of Underlying Rights in a sentence

• Chain of TitleThe set of documentation that establishes the applicant’s ownership of the Underlying Rights in the script (and any underlying work such as a novel or stage play, if relevant), which entitles the applicant to produce and exploit the film or other funded project.

• The specific locations of each such Connecting Point shall be as mutually reasonably agreed upon by the parties in good faith, subject to the Underlying Rights Requirements and QWEST obtaining other required permits, authorizations and approvals (which QWEST agrees to use its best efforts to obtain).

• Whether the disclosure is an improper tip that renders the recipient a tippee depends on whether the corporate insider expects to benefit personally, either directly or indirectly, from the disclosure.

• Termination for Underlying Rights will constitute a Conditional Release.

• By virtue of the Agreement, Licensee shall only have a license to use the Licensee Fibers or related facilities, expressly granted herein, and in no event shall such license be construed to be greater than the Underlying Rights to use such Licensee Fibers.

More Definitions of Underlying Rights

Underlying Rights means all easements, licenses of occupation, rights-of-way or other similar rights held, owned or acquired or to be held, owned or acquired, by the Vendor with respect to the land, structures, bridges, tunnels or buildings through which the Fiber Optic Cable or any of them passes and upon which certain of the Communications Shelters and Co-Location Facilities may be located; and "Right-of-Way" means one of the Rights-of-Way.

Underlying Rights means any and all agreements, licenses, conduit use agreements, pole attachment agreements, leases, easements, rights-of-way, franchises, permits, governmental and regulatory approvals and authorizations, and other rights, consents, and approvals that are necessary to construct, install, maintain, operate, and repair the Company Network and/or for Company to provide a Product other than building access rights described in Section 7.1. Without limiting the foregoing, Underlying Rights include agreements for Off-Net Products that are necessary for Company to provide a Product. “Off-Net Products” shall mean any products provided by a third-party. “On-Net Products” shall mean Products that use transmission and related facilities owned and controlled by Company.

Underlying Rights means all deeds, leases, easements, right-of-way agreements, licenses, franchises, permits, grants, and other rights, titles, and interests that are necessary for the construction, maintenance, operations, use, or repair of the Antenna and Licensee Facility.

Underlying Rights is defined in Section 7(a) of this IRU Agreement. (uuu) “Unscheduled Maintenance” is defined in Exhibit C to this IRU Agreement.

Underlying Rights means certain rights of way and other agreements obtained by GCCIA for construction and operation of the GCCIA Fiber in accordance with this Agreement.

Underlying Rights means certain rights of way, licenses, authorizations, easements, leases, fee interests, franchises and other agreements necessary for construction and operation of the Qwest Network in accordance with this Agreement. Underlying Rights shall expressly include, but not be limited to, Qwest's lease rights in a building location, any applicable rules to a building, and Qwest's private right of way from the manhole to the building point of entry at each location.

Underlying Rights means, with respect to any portion of the Property, all authorizations, rights, licenses, including all Permits, rights-of-way, easements and other agreements necessary for the installation, construction, use, maintenance and ownership of such Property.