No Interconnection Sample Clauses
The No Interconnection clause prohibits the physical or operational linking of one party’s systems, equipment, or networks with those of another party. In practice, this means that each party must maintain separate infrastructure and cannot connect their networks, devices, or services without explicit permission. This clause is commonly used in technology, telecommunications, or utility agreements to prevent unauthorized access, data sharing, or potential security breaches. Its core function is to protect the integrity and security of each party’s systems by ensuring clear boundaries and minimizing the risk of unintended interactions or vulnerabilities.
No Interconnection. 10.1 If there is more than one Consumer’s Point of Supply at any Consumer’s Premises, the Network User shall specify in its contract with the Consumer that there is to be no interconnection at any time between those Consumer’s Points of Supply without the prior written consent of the Distributor (which may not be unreasonably withheld).
No Interconnection. 13.1 If there is more than one Consumer’s Point of Supply at any Consumer’s Premises, the Independent Retailer shall not interconnect those Consumer’s Points of Supply, nor knowingly permit such interconnection, without the prior written consent of the Distributor, which may not be unreasonably withheld.