Common use of Best Practices Clause in Contracts

Best Practices. Once one state commission has determined that it is technically feasible to unbundle subloops at a designated point, Verizon, in any state, shall have the burden of demonstrating to the state commission, in state proceedings under Section 252 of the Act, that it is not technically feasible, or that sufficient space is not available, to unbundle its own subloops at such a point.

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Samples: www.mass.gov

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Best Practices. Once one state commission has determined that it is technically feasible to unbundle subloops Subloops at a designated point, Verizon, in any state, shall have the burden of demonstrating to the state commission, in state proceedings under Section 252 of the Act, that it is not technically feasible, or that sufficient space is not available, to unbundle its own subloops Subloops at such a point.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Interconnection Agreement (Wave2Wave Communications, Inc.)

Best Practices. Once one state commission Commission has determined that it is technically feasible to unbundle subloops at a designated point, Verizon, in any state, shall have the burden of demonstrating to the state commissionCommission, in state proceedings under Section 252 of the Act, that it is not technically feasible, or that sufficient space is not available, to unbundle its own subloops at such a point.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Interconnection Agreement

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Best Practices. Once one state commission has determined that it is technically feasible to unbundle unbundled subloops at a designated point, Verizon, in any state, shall have the burden of demonstrating to the state commission, in state proceedings under Section 252 of the Act, that it is not technically feasible, or that sufficient space is not available, to unbundle its own subloops at such a point.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.mass.gov

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