Reservation of Rights Bresnan Preferred Section 36 UBET Preferred Section 36 Sample Clauses

Reservation of Rights Bresnan Preferred Section 36 UBET Preferred Section 36. Nothing herein shall be construed to restrict or modify either Party’s ability to file with the Utah Public Service Commission or any other appropriate agency or court to modify or terminate this Agreement based on a change to federal or state law including but not limited to a subsequent determination by the Federal Communications Commission, a Federal court, or a State court indicating that services, such as those provided by either Party are not eligible for interconnection or traffic exchange. Nothing herein shall be construed to restrict or modify either Party’s ability to file with the Utah Public Service Commission or any other appropriate agency or court to modify or terminate this Agreement based on a change to federal or state law including but not limited to a subsequent determination by the Federal Communications Commission, a Federal court, or a State court indicating that services, such as those provided by either Party are not eligible for interconnection or traffic exchange. Nothing herein shall be construed to restrict either party's right to appeal the Utah Public Service Commission's interim order dated November 17, 2008, and/or any order from the Commission entered hereafter.
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