EXPLANATORY Sample Clauses

An Explanatory clause serves to clarify the meaning, intent, or application of certain terms or provisions within a contract. It typically provides additional context, background information, or illustrative examples to help interpret ambiguous or complex language in the agreement. By offering this clarification, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes by ensuring all parties have a shared understanding of the contract's provisions.
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EXPLANATORY. The following is set forth to define more clearly the full purpose of this application. Include any supplemental water rights used for the same purpose. (Use additional pages of the same size if necessary). See attached ******************************************************************************************************************** The undersigned hereby acknowledges that even though he/she/they may have been assisted in the preparation of the above-numbered application through the courtesy of the employees of the Division of Water Rights, all responsibility for the accuracy of the information contained herein, including maps and other documents attached, at the time of filing, rests with the applicant(s). Signature of Applicant Signature of Applicant *If applicant is a corporation or other organization, signature must be the name of such corporation or organization by its authorized agent, or in the name of the partnership by one of the partners. Authorized Agent (please print) Authorized Agent (signature) The application form must be completed and signed by all owners. A fee must be submitted with the application. Cash, check or money order only. Include a hereafter map of the property where the water will be diverted and used. This can be a County Plat Map or other professional map that clearly shows the diversion and use of water in relation to land ownership. Water rights may become appurtenant to land on approval of this application. Incomplete or unclear applications will be returned to the applicant by mail. 3. HERETOFORE—the following questions are how currently approved water rights and changes are filed. 4. Quantity: 5. Source: 6. County: 7. Point of Diversion: Diverting Works:
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EXPLANATORY. Established an anti-dumping or countervailing duty, provisional or final, the Parties may request the competent authority to clarify whether a good is or is not subject to the same. The submission of the request referred to in the preceding paragraph shall not be interrupted during the investigation or suspend the application of anti-dumping or countervailing duties adopted.
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EXPLANATORY. The following is set forth to define more clearly the full purpose of this application. Include any supplemental water rights used for the same purpose. (Use additional pages of the same size if necessary). See attached ******************************************************************************************************************** The undersigned hereby acknowledges that even though he/she/they may have been assisted in the preparation of the above-numbered application through the courtesy of the employees of the Division of Water Rights, all responsibility for the accuracy of the information contained herein, including maps and other documents attached, at the time of filing, rests with the applicant(s).
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  • Explanatory Note The explanatory note prepared in accordance with clause 25E of the Regulation must not be used to assist in construing this document.

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