Basic Unit Clause Samples
The "Basic Unit" clause defines the smallest divisible portion of goods or services that can be ordered, delivered, or invoiced under a contract. In practice, this clause specifies the minimum quantity or measurement—such as a single item, package, or hour—that transactions must adhere to, ensuring consistency in orders and billing. By establishing a clear standard for the smallest transaction unit, the clause helps prevent disputes over partial deliveries or ambiguous quantities, thereby promoting clarity and efficiency in contract performance.
Basic Unit. Pursuant to RCW 41.59, the Board recognized the Association as the exclusive 61 bargaining representative for all non-supervisory certificated educational employees under 62 contract to the District or on leave by Board action.
Basic Unit. In lieu of the definition in the Basic Provisions, a basic unit is all insurable acreage of an insurable type of tobacco in the county in which you have a share on the date of planting for the crop year and that is identified by a single FSA farm serial num- ber at the time insurance first attaches under these provisions for the crop year. Carryover tobacco. Any tobacco produced on the land identified by a FSA farm serial number in previous years that remained unsold at the end of the most recent mar- keting year.