415 Failures Sample Clauses

The '415 Failures' clause defines the procedures and consequences when a party fails to meet its contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a failure, the steps required for notification, and any opportunities for the defaulting party to remedy the breach within a specified period. For example, if a supplier does not deliver goods on time, the clause may require written notice and allow a set number of days to correct the issue. Its core practical function is to provide a clear framework for addressing non-performance, thereby reducing uncertainty and helping both parties manage risk and resolve disputes efficiently.
415 Failures. (1) Failures Relating to a § 415(b) Excess.
415 Failures. (1) Failures Relating to a § 415(b) Excess. (a) Correction Methods. (i) Return of Overpayment Correction Method. Overpayments as a result of amounts being paid in excess of the limits of § 415(b) may be corrected using the return of overpayment correction

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