Checkered Flag Clause Samples

The Checkered Flag clause establishes a clear endpoint or completion marker for a project, contract, or specific phase of work. In practice, this clause defines the criteria or events that signify when obligations have been fulfilled, such as the delivery of final products, completion of services, or achievement of agreed milestones. Its core function is to provide certainty for all parties about when responsibilities end, helping to prevent disputes over whether contractual duties have been met and allowing for a smooth transition to subsequent steps or closure.
Checkered Flag. After the leader has received the checkered flag and you pass the start/finish line, the race is over for you. When the balance of the field has passed the start/finish line the race shall be terminated and all scoring shall cease.
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Checkered Flag. The checkered flag shall indicate the finish of the race. In event an error occurs, the final position of the cars shall be determined by the scorer’s records.
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