Capacity Cap Sample Clauses
A Capacity Cap clause sets a maximum limit on the amount of goods, services, or resources that one party is obligated to provide or the other party is entitled to receive under a contract. For example, in a supply agreement, this clause might specify that the supplier will not be required to deliver more than a certain number of units per month, regardless of demand. By establishing this upper boundary, the clause protects parties from being overburdened by excessive requirements and helps manage expectations and operational planning.
Capacity Cap. An Interested Party that acquires an Excess-Capacity Access Entitlement is not permitted to have more than two-ninths of the Multiplex Capacity in a Designated BSA Radio Area.
Capacity Cap. A Digital Broadcaster that acquires an Excess-Capacity Access Entitlement is not permitted to have more than two-ninths of the Multiplex Capacity in the Designated BSA Radio Area, unless permitted otherwise under the Radiocommunications Act.