Common use of Anchor Clause in Contracts

Anchor. The term “anchor” refers to a device, structure, or assembly which stabilizes a pole and holds it in place. An anchor assembly may consist of a rod and fixed object or plate, typically embedded in the ground, which is attached to a xxx xxxxxx or guy wire which, in turn, is attached to the pole. The term “anchor” does not include the xxx xxxxxx which connects the anchor to the pole.

Anchor. The term “anchor” refers to a device, structure, or assembly which stabilizes a pole and holds it in place. An anchor assembly may consist of a rod and fixed object or plate, typically embedded in the ground, which is attached to a xxx xxxxxx or guy wire which, in turn, is attached to the pole. The term “anchor” does not include the xxx xxxxxx guy stand which connects the anchor to the pole.

Anchor. The term “anchor” Anchor refers to a device, structure, or assembly which stabilizes a pole Pole and holds it in place. An anchor Anchor assembly may consist of a rod and fixed object or plate, typically embedded in the ground, which is attached to a xxx xxxxxx or guy wire wire, which, in turn, is attached to the polePole. The term “anchor” Anchor does not include the xxx xxxxxx which connects the anchor Anchor to the polePole and includes only those Anchors which are owned by AT&T, as distinguished from Anchors which are owned and controlled by other persons or entities.

Anchor. The term “"anchor” " refers to a device, structure, or assembly which stabilizes a pole and holds it in place. An anchor assembly may consist of a rod and fixed object or plate, typically embedded in the ground, which is attached to a xxx xxxxxx or guy wire wire, which, in turn, is attached to the pole. The term “"anchor” " does not include the xxx xxxxxx which connects the anchor to the polepole and includes only those anchors which are owned by BellSouth, as distinguished from anchors which are owned and controlled by other persons or entities.

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