CRITICAL ISSUE Sample Clauses
The 'CRITICAL ISSUE' clause identifies specific matters or conditions within a contract that are deemed essential to the agreement's purpose or the parties' interests. In practice, this clause typically highlights issues such as regulatory approvals, key deliverables, or fundamental representations that, if unresolved or breached, could jeopardize the entire contract. By clearly designating certain topics as critical, the clause ensures that both parties are aware of the heightened importance of these issues and may trigger special remedies or termination rights if they are not satisfactorily addressed, thereby managing risk and emphasizing priorities within the contractual relationship.
CRITICAL ISSUE. CLIENT EMAIL USE. Critical Communications with the Firm. Since emails to any staff might not be read for many days, Client must advise the staff of a critical matter (i.e., matters which if not dealt with may cause the Client or the Firm harm, e.g., deadlines, etc.), by two ways, an email and direct phone contact (or, if time allows, an email and a certified return receipt first class mail). Case Status Request by Client. Client must only call and not request by email the status of the case—such emails are too time consuming and expensive for Client.
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CRITICAL ISSUE. B.9.2.1 Where a matter arises that is considered critical to service delivery, the appropriate chief officer of each Party must be notified immediately. Interim action may be required to ensure continuing operations but a meeting between representatives of the relevant Parties will be convened as a matter of urgency.