After production Clause Samples

The "After production" clause outlines the obligations and procedures that apply once the production phase of a project or product is complete. Typically, this clause specifies actions such as delivery, inspection, acceptance, or post-production support, and may set timelines for these activities. For example, it might require the producer to provide documentation, facilitate quality checks, or address defects discovered after delivery. Its core practical function is to ensure a clear and organized transition from production to the next phase, reducing misunderstandings and setting expectations for both parties regarding post-production responsibilities.
After production. Within 21 days of the producing party notifying the 4 receiving party that it has substantially completed the production of documents responsive to a 5 request, the responding party may request no more than 10 additional search terms or queries.
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After production. Within a reasonable time after the receiving party has 2 received a production of documents responsive to a request, the receiving party may request no 3 more than 10 additional search terms or queries. The immediately preceding section (Section 4 C(2)(a)(iii)) applies.
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After production. After the producing party has substantially completed 14 the responding party may thereafter request no more than 10 additional search terms or queries.
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