Always Excluded Sample Clauses

The "Always Excluded" clause defines specific items, situations, or liabilities that are categorically not covered or addressed by the agreement, regardless of any other provisions. In practice, this clause might list certain types of damages, events, or responsibilities—such as indirect losses, acts of war, or pre-existing conditions—that the parties agree will never fall under the contract’s obligations. Its core function is to provide absolute clarity and limit risk by ensuring that these exclusions cannot be overridden or interpreted as included elsewhere in the contract.