Expanded Interpretation Clause Samples
The Expanded Interpretation clause broadens the way terms and provisions within a contract are understood and applied. It typically clarifies that references to the singular include the plural, references to one gender include all genders, and that headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation. This clause ensures that the contract is interpreted in a flexible and inclusive manner, reducing the risk of disputes over technicalities or narrow readings of the language.
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Expanded Interpretation. Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, where the Investor allows the Borrower or any other Person to deal with any property and assets covered by any Security on terms which stipulate that the Security continues to cover such property and assets after such dealing, each reference to the Borrower in Article 6 shall be deemed to include the Person acquiring an interest in such property and assets.
Expanded Interpretation. Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, where the Trustee or the Holders allow the Company or any other Person to deal with any property and assets covered by any Security on terms which stipulate that the Security continues to cover such property and assets after such dealing, each reference to the Company in Article 7 shall be deemed to include the Person acquiring an interest in such property and assets. ARTICLE