Commingled Arrangement definition

Commingled Arrangement means the arrangement created by Commingling.
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Commingled Arrangement means the arrangement created by Commingling. 2.13.1.1.1 Commingling is not permitted, nor is AT&T required to perform the functions necessary to Commingle, where the Commingled Arrangement (i) is not technically feasible, including that network reliability and security would be impaired; or (ii) would impair AT&T’s ability to retain responsibility for the management, control, and performance of its network; or (iii) would undermine the ability of other Telecommunications Carriers to obtain access to 251(c)(3) UNEs or to Interconnect with AT&T’s network.
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Commingled Arrangement means the arrangement created by Commingling. 2.13.1.1.1 Commingling is not permitted, nor is SBC TEXAS required to perform the functions necessary to Commingle, where the Commingled Arrangement (i) is not technically feasible, including that network reliability and security would be impaired; or (ii) would impair SBC TEXAS’ ability to retain responsibility for the management, control, and performance of its network; or (iii) would undermine the ability of other Telecommunications Carriers to obtain access to 251(c)(3) UNEs or to Interconnect with SBC TEXAS’ network.
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Examples of Commingled Arrangement in a sentence

  • SBC shall not be required to, and shall not, provide “ratcheting” as a result of Commingling or a Commingled Arrangement, as that term is used in the FCC’s Triennial Review Order.

  • For the Commingled Arrangements listed in this Section 5.1, and any Commingled Arrangements voluntarily made available by AT&T in the future for any of the 13 AT&T ILEC states (i.e., the availability and subsequent posting to CLEC On-line was not as a result of a State Commission Order), AT&T will make such Commingled Arrangements available in Indiana except where the Commingled Arrangement includes a special access service that is not being provided to any customer in Indiana.

  • AT&T-21STATE shall charge the appropriate non-recurring rates as set forth in the Pricing Schedule(s) applicable to the 251(c)(3) UNEs (or 251(c)(3) UNE combinations) that are Commingled on a 251(c)(3) UNE-by-251(c)(3) UNE basis, and for the facilities and services that are Commingled (under this Section 6.3 above) on a facility-by-facility, service-by-service basis, including without limitation for the type of service and activity being requested to create the Commingled Arrangement.

  • Where AT&T in any of its 13 ILEC States voluntarily provides a particular Commingled Arrangement to any CLEC in response to a BFR request (i.e., not as a result of a dispute resolution involving the BFR requesting such Commingled Arrangement), AT&T will make such Commingled Arrangement available in Indiana under this Agreement, except where the Commingled Arrangement includes a special access service that is not being provided to any customer in Indiana.

  • If pursuant to the preceding sentence, CLEC fails to meet (including ceases to meet) the eligibility criteria applicable to a UNE or combination of UNEs, or Commingled Arrangement (as defined herein), SBC Illinois may convert the UNE or UNE combination, or Commingled Arrangement, to the equivalent wholesale service, or group of wholesale services, upon written notice to CLEC.

  • SBC Wisconsin believes that it is not required to include Section 271 network elements in any Commingled Arrangement, even those that include one or more Section 251(c)(3) UNEs. In contrast, CLEC believes that as long as a Commingled Arrangement includes one or more Section 251(c)(3) UNEs, SBC Wisconsin must commingle Section 271 elements with such UNE(s) if requested by CLEC.

  • Nothing in this Agreement shall impose any obligation on CenturyLink to allow or otherwise permit Commingling, a Commingled Arrangement, or to perform the functions necessary to Commingle, or to allow or otherwise permit **CLEC to Commingle or to make a Commingled Arrangement, beyond those obligations imposed by Applicable Law.

  • Where SBC in any of its 13 ILEC States voluntarily provides a particular Commingled Arrangement to any CLEC in response to a BFR request (i.e., not as a result of a dispute resolution involving the BFR requesting such Commingled Arrangement), SBC will make such Commingled Arrangement available in Ohio under this Agreement, except where the Commingled Arrangement includes a special access service that is not being provided to any customer in Ohio.

  • Commingling will not affect the prices of the UNEs or UNE Combinations involved in the Commingled Arrangement.

  • To the extent CLEC fails to meet (including ceases to meet) the eligibility criteria applicable to a UNE or combination of UNEs, or Commingled Arrangement (as defined herein), SBC TEXAS may convert the UNE or UNE combination, or Commingled Arrangement, to the equivalent wholesale service, or group of wholesale services, upon written notice to CLEC.


More Definitions of Commingled Arrangement

Commingled Arrangement means an arrangement connecting, attaching, or otherwise linking of a UNE, or a combination of UNEs, to one (1) or more facilities or services that CLEC has obtained at wholesale from AT&T-21STATE, or the combining of a UNE, or a combination of UNEs, with one (1) or more such facilities or services. Commingling in its entirety (the ability of CLEC to Commingle, AT&T-21STATE’s obligation to perform the functions necessary to Commingle, and Commingled Arrangements) shall not apply to or otherwise include, involve or encompass AT&T-21STATE offerings pursuant to 47 U.S.C. § 271 that are not 251(c)(3) UNEs under 47 U.S.C. § 251(c)(3).
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Commingled Arrangement means the arrangement created by Commingling. Where processes, including ordering and provisioning processes, for any Commingling or Commingled Arrangement available under this Agreement (including, by way of example, for existing services sought to be converted to a Commingled Arrangement) are not already in place,
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Commingled Arrangement means the arrangement created by Commingling. 2.13.1.1.1 Commingling is not permitted, nor is AT&T TEXAS required to perform the functions necessary to Commingle, where the Commingled Arrangement (i) is not technically feasible, including that network reliability and security would be impaired; or (ii) would impair AT&T TEXAS’ ability to retain responsibility for the management, control, and performance of its network; or (iii) would undermine the ability of other Telecommunications Carriers to obtain access to 251(c)(3) UNEs or to Interconnect with AT&T TEXAS’ network.
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Related to Commingled Arrangement

  • Arrangement Agreement means the arrangement agreement dated as of April 18, 2019 between the Purchaser and the Company, including the schedules and exhibits thereto, providing for, among other things, the Arrangement, as the same may be amended, supplemented or restated.