Multiple Dwelling Units Sample Clauses
The Multiple Dwelling Units clause defines how the agreement applies to properties containing more than one residential unit within a single building or complex. It typically outlines the responsibilities of the parties regarding shared spaces, utilities, and maintenance, and may specify how rent, repairs, or services are allocated among the different units. This clause ensures clarity in managing multi-unit properties and helps prevent disputes by clearly delineating obligations and rights for each dwelling unit within the property.
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Multiple Dwelling Units. The Company shall not enter into any contract or commitment to provide wireless cable services to or construct wireless cable facilities for multiple dwelling units without the prior written consent of BellSouth, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld.
Multiple Dwelling Units. A multiple dwelling unit shall be considered in establishing the minimum density required for a mandatory line extension where the owner of such multiple dwelling unit has agreed to enter into a service contract with Grantee for the units of such complex or has otherwise requested that Cable Service be furnished directly to the owners or occupants of the units within such complex and, in either such instance, such complex satisfies each of the criteria for extension set forth in this Section, including without limitation Grantee securing all necessary easements or rights-of-way to such complex, as well as within such complex, for purposes of constructing its system. Where such a Cable Service contract has been arranged consistent with the requirements of this Section and Cable Service is to be provided directly to, and all charges for such Cable Service are the responsibility of, the occupants or owners of individual dwelling units within multi-dwelling unit buildings or the owner of the multi- dwelling unit buildings, such units will be counted separately for purposes of mandatory line extension; where Cable Service is to be provided indirectly to such occupants through bulk billing services or other discounted rates, units will be counted based on their equivalency to regular rate paying units (e.g., if Grantee receives one-half the normal service charge for twenty (20) units in a multiple dwelling unit complex, this will be deemed to be the equivalent of ten (10) full paying units, and they will only be counted as ten (10) units for purposes of this determination).