Local Loop Issues Clause Samples
The 'Local Loop Issues' clause addresses problems or limitations related to the local loop, which is the physical connection between a customer's premises and the telecommunications provider's network. This clause typically outlines the responsibilities of each party if there are faults, delays, or service interruptions caused by the local loop infrastructure, such as copper or fiber lines managed by third parties. By clearly defining how such issues are handled, the clause helps allocate responsibility and manage expectations, reducing disputes and ensuring smoother resolution of connectivity problems.
Local Loop Issues. In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, Customer shall notify CUA’s designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. Except as otherwise provided in a pertinent Service Level Agreement, CUA’ sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the local loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems. CUA also shall obtain and directly pass through to Customer all service credits owed by the Local Loop Provider for outages on such Local Loop.
Local Loop Issues. In the event of interruptions to or other problems with a Local Loop, Customer shall notify CT Americas’ designated technical point of contact via phone, fax and/or e-mail. Except as otherwise provided in a pertinent Service Level Agreement, CT Americas’ sole obligation with regard to such interruptions shall be to use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Loop Provider to promptly remedy such problems. CT Americas also shall obtain and directly pass through to Customer all service credits owed by the Local Loop Provider for outages on such Local Loop.