Anchor definition

Anchor means a device, structure, or assembly which stabilizes a Pole and holds it in place. An Anchor assembly may consist of a rod and fixed object or plate, typically embedded in the ground, which is attached to a guy strand or guy wire, which, in turn, is attached to the Pole. The term Anchor does not include the guy strand which connects the Anchor to the Pole and includes only those Anchors which are owned by AT&T-22STATE, as distinguished from Anchors which are owned and controlled by other persons or entities.

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Anchor means each Person identified in SCHEDULE 1.1-1.

Examples of Anchor in a sentence

• If any equipment and/or facilities of the Licensee shall be found attached to a Pole and/or Anchor for which authorization has not been granted by the Licensor, the Licensor, without prejudice to its other rights or remedies under this Agreement, including termination or otherwise, may impose a charge and require the Licensee to submit in writing, within ten (10) days after receipt of written notification from the Licensor of the unauthorized attachment, a Pole and/or Anchor attachment application.

• All work, including but not limited to rearrangement and / or transfer of existing facilities, replacement of a Pole or any other changes required to accommodate the attachment of Licensee's facilities to a Pole or any other changes required to accommodate the attachment of Licensee's facilities to a Pole or Anchor.

• The Licensor shall be liable to Licensee only for and to the extent of any damage caused by the sole negligence of the Licensor's agents or employees to Licensee's facilities attached to a Pole or Anchor.

• The Licensor, in negotiating and entering into any future agreement(s) and arrangement(s), shall give due and reasonable regard to the Licensee's interest in a Pole and Anchor to be covered by such future agreements(s) and arrangement(s).

• Nothing contained herein shall be construed to compel the Licensor to construct, reconstruct, retain, extend, repair, place, replace or maintain any Pole or Anchor or other facility not needed for the Licensor's own service requirements, except as required by Applicable Law.

More Definitions of Anchor

Anchor means Debtor The Anchor Packing Company and any predecessor Entity or predecessor in interest respecting such Debtor.

Anchor means any moveable device or combination of such devices used or which may be used for securing a craft in a fixed position in relation to the sea-bed;

Anchor means Debtor The Anchor Packing Company and any predecessor Entity or successor Entity or predecessor in interest or successor in interest respecting such Debtor.

Anchor means each Person identified in Schedule 1.1-1. --------------

Anchor means the act of making a vessel, watercraft or obstruction secure to the bed of any body of water through use of a direct connection between the vessel, watercraft or obstruction and the bed.

Anchor means a device or a combination of devices used or which may be used for securing a craft in a fixed position in relation to the sea-floor;

Anchor means any department store or other tenant or occupant of the Project whose leased or owned floor space is greater than 70,000 square feet.