standard clause

In the present case however the court was not concerned with a standard clause and therefore it decided its approach should be different.

The Council has agreed a standard clause on designation, which is to be used in future negotiations.

The case held that standard clauses established by regulations must be considered as being in every Federal contract.

It did contain another standard clause, allowing Fox to match any outside offers.

"That's part of the standard clause for people who are falling in love," she said, as a blush filled her face.

The mandate also stipulates that a partnership agreement with China will contain a standard clause on human rights.

Further, standard clauses will often specify an alternative if the parties fail to reach agreement within a specified time.

Clause 9.2 of Precedent 2 contains a standard clause preventing sub-contracting.

It's a standard clause in any Bazaar lease."

The landmark case centered on a standard clause in player contracts giving teams the option to renew each contract for one year after it expired.

And each had the standard clause, that the policy has to be held for over two years or there is no payment if you die by suicide."

Q There is a standard clause in apartment leases, mine included, wherein the landlord must provide for "the quiet enjoyment of the premises."

"From what I can see, it's a standard clause in the answers filed by Legal Services lawyers who are representing tenants on public assistance."

But CBS never signed the contract, which includes a standard clause that would allow for a renegotiation should the conference makeup change.

Invariably Devereaux would explain that it was a standard clause which invariably it was and not important.

Along with standard clauses insuring him against any lessening of his authority or a move of company headquarters, he was shielded from second-guessing.

Fourthly, the EU must help to ensure that standard clauses are introduced into contracts whereby debt renewal incurs a penalty.

It is a standard clause for all contracts with Orpheus; it was Orpheus who first gave the College so much social influence."

The PCA will contain a standard clause on human rights. The clause will cover all issues related to democratic principles and fundamental human rights.

It includes standard clauses which are intended to be applied to all European Neighbourhood Policy partnership countries with which such protocols are due to be concluded.

The position of the league is that there is a standard clause in player contracts that stipulates a player must agree to abide by N.B.A. rules.

But even though they seemed easy to draft, I still needed a lawyer to help decode some seemingly standard clauses and their consequences in my home state of New York.

Moreover, the standard clauses for repatriation are presently serving as a basis for negotiations on the Euro-Mediterranean association agreements with Egypt, Lebanon and Syria.

Many servicing contracts often contain a standard clause allowing the servicer to modify seriously delinquent or defaulted mortgages, or mortgages where default is "reasonably foreseeable".

Many scams can be identified by their tendency to focus on billable items or services, or may require a prospective model's guardian to sign contracts containing suspicious "standard clauses".