Common use of Neutral Interpretation Clause in Contracts

Neutral Interpretation. This Agreement has been prepared for signature only after each party has had sufficient opportunities to negotiate changes. Each party has been represented by its own lawyer, has had sufficient opportunities to consult with that lawyer, and has done so. The parties agree that this Agreement should be understood and interpreted as a document fully negotiated and accepted by the parties, and should not be construed against the drafting party.

Neutral Interpretation. This Agreement contract has been prepared for signature only after each party has had sufficient opportunities to negotiate changes. Each party has been represented by its own lawyer, has had sufficient opportunities to consult with that lawyer, and has done so. The parties agree that this Agreement contract should be understood and interpreted as a document fully negotiated and accepted by the parties, and should not be construed against the drafting party.

Neutral Interpretation. This Agreement contract has been prepared for signature only after each party Party has had sufficient opportunities opportunity to negotiate changes. Each party Party has been represented by its own lawyer, has had sufficient opportunities to consult with that lawyer, and has done so. The parties Parties agree that this Agreement contract should be understood and interpreted as a document fully negotiated and accepted by the partiesParties, and should not be construed against the drafting partyParty.

Neutral Interpretation. This Agreement has been prepared for signature only after each party has had sufficient opportunities to negotiate changes. Each party has been represented by its own lawyer, has had sufficient opportunities to consult with that lawyer, and has done so. The parties agree that this Agreement should be understood and interpreted as a document fully negotiated and accepted by the parties, parties and should not be notbe construed against the drafting party.