Exemptions waived Clause Samples

The "Exemptions waived" clause serves to specify that a party voluntarily gives up certain legal rights or protections that would otherwise apply under law or contract. In practice, this means that the party cannot later claim the benefit of those exemptions in relation to the agreement, even if they would normally be entitled to them—such as statutory limitations on liability or procedural defenses. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties are fully bound by the terms of the contract without recourse to specific legal exemptions, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over the applicability of such protections.
Exemptions waived. Subject to call upon default.
Exemptions waived. Subject to (call) all upon default (subject to any notice and opportunity to cure set forth herein); Renewal or extension permitted; Substitution of trustee permitted; and Any trustee may act.
Exemptions waived. Subject to All upon Default. Substitution of Trustee Permitted, With or Without Cause. Right of Anticipation Reserved as provided in the Debentures. Renewal, Reinstatement or Extension Permitted. Any Trustee May Act.