Adjoining Network definition
Adjoining Network means a rail network which is not part of the Infrastructure but which connects to the Infrastructure.
Adjoining Network means a rail network which is not part of the Infrastructure but which connects to the Infrastructure. Agreement means this document, including the schedules and annexures to it. Assign means to assign, novate, transfer, part possession with, license, charge, mortgage, become trustee of, grant an option or other right over or otherwise deal with or encumber, but does not include the nomination of an Operator by the Access Holder and the execution of a Train Operations Deed. Aurizon Network Cause has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking. Aurizon Network’s Staff means the employees, contractors and agents of Aurizon Network and any other person under the control or supervision of Aurizon Network involved in the provision of Access Rights.
Adjoining Network means a rail network which is not part of the Infrastructure but which connects to the Infrastructure. Agreement means this document, including the schedules and annexures to it. Allowable Threshold for a Billing Period means 10 percent of the total number of Train Services scheduled in the Daily Train Plan for that Billing Period.
Examples of Adjoining Network in a sentence
Subject to Section 6.3 and the Grant-back Licenses, the University hereby assigns to Company all right, title and interest in and to the Assigned IP (as defined in Section 1.2) (the “Assignment”), including, without limitation, the right to enforce the Assigned IP and to recover damages (including past damages) for any infringement of the Assigned IP.
More Definitions of Adjoining Network
Adjoining Network means a rail network, managed by a different Railway Manager to QR Network, which connects to the Infrastructure;
Adjoining Network means a rail network which is not part of the Infrastructure but which connects to the Infrastructure. Agreement means this document, including the schedules and annexures to it.