Executing the Contract Sample Clauses
The 'Executing the Contract' clause defines the formal process by which the parties agree to and make the contract legally binding. Typically, this involves specifying the required signatures, the date of execution, and any necessary formalities such as witnessing or notarization. By clearly outlining these steps, the clause ensures that all parties understand when and how the contract becomes effective, thereby preventing disputes over its validity or enforceability.
Executing the Contract. (a) Each party must do all things and execute all documents necessary to give full effect to its obligations under the Contract and the transactions contemplated by it.
(b) The Contract may be executed in any number of counterparts and all counterparts, taken together, constitute one instrument. A party may execute the Contract by signing any counterpart.
Executing the Contract. THE MSA/WSCA CONTRACT NUMBER MUST BE SHOWN ON THE ORDER. All State agencies are required to complete a contract and register their contract in SCPRS if applicable. State agencies shall use the attached Std. 65 provided in Section III, Forms to utilize this contract. State agencies shall also provide DGS/OLS a copy of their Std. 65 when the contract value is greater than $50,000 for approval. Local governments may utilize the attached Std. 65 form or execute a contracting document in order to use any/all of these contracts. State and Local agencies shall provide the Attachment H registration form, but this form does not replace the requirement to complete and register your required contracting document.