ANTECEDENT BREACH Sample Clauses

The Antecedent Breach clause defines how breaches of contract that occurred before the current agreement or amendment are treated. Typically, this clause clarifies whether prior violations of obligations—such as missed payments or unfulfilled duties—are waived, excused, or remain actionable under the new terms. Its core function is to ensure both parties understand the status of any past breaches, thereby preventing disputes over whether previous defaults can be pursued or are considered resolved.