Cancelled Clause Samples
The "Cancelled" clause defines the terms and conditions under which a contract, order, or agreement may be terminated before its completion. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for cancellation, such as required notice periods, any applicable fees, and the responsibilities of each party upon cancellation. For example, it may specify that a party must provide written notice a certain number of days in advance or pay a cancellation fee to the other party. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear framework for ending the agreement early, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes if one party needs to withdraw from the arrangement.
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Cancelled. Age-related days
Cancelled. Supplement to benefit pursuant to the Income provision (fully disabled workers) Regulation (IVA)
Cancelled. Standard increase if not yet professionally mature
Cancelled. Trainmen employed in passenger service shall be paid a minimum day for each tour of duty cancelled. This article will not apply to cancellations due to shortage of men.
Cancelled. Agreements as regards editorial committees for Newspaper Journalists
Cancelled. Normal number of working hours
Cancelled. A banking corporation may remove the restrictions on an account that was opened online, including those that were imposed on an account in which an account holder was added remotely, as described in this part, after completing the full identification of the customer or of the authorized signatory in the case of a corporate account, in accordance with the provisions of the Order. 27a. A banking corporation that carries out identification and authentication of an applicant to open an account pursuant to Section 19(a) of this Directive, shall act in accordance with the following sections:
Cancelled. The banking corporation may carry out the "Know Your Customer" procedure via technological means other than those it uses for identification and authentication, provided it adopted means to verify that the respondent to the "Know Your Customer" questionnaire is the same as the customer identified and authenticated in accordance with Section 19 of this Directive, and in a corporate account that the respondent to the questionnaire is the authorized signatory to it.
Cancelled. Any amount deposited by the Lessee as a deposit shall be returned after the regular re-consignment of the premises and may never be appropriated on account of rent. The deposit may/may not be increased or decreased in proportion to changes in the rent and must be restored in the event of its use.
Cancelled. Establishing the inconvenience