Extraneous Material Sample Clauses
The Extraneous Material clause defines which documents, communications, or materials are considered part of the binding agreement and excludes any unrelated or additional content. In practice, this clause ensures that only the explicitly referenced or attached documents are enforceable, disregarding any prior drafts, side conversations, or unrelated attachments. Its core function is to prevent misunderstandings or disputes by clarifying that only the specified materials form the contract, thereby ensuring clarity and reducing the risk of unintended obligations.
Extraneous Material. Any material originating from sources other than the evaluator shall be, if they are to be used in evaluating a teacher, reduced to writing and shall indicate the source of such information. A teacher shall receive a copy of any such material and may request a meeting with the evaluator to discuss the content.
Extraneous Material. Any material originating from sources other than the Superintendent shall be, if they are to be used in evaluating an administrator, reduced to writing and shall indicate the source of such information. An administrator shall receive a copy of any such material and may request a meeting with the Superintendent to discuss the content.
Extraneous Material. (a) If a Shipment is found by the Purchaser to contain material amounts of Extraneous Material, the Purchaser shall immediately inform the Seller.
(b) The Seller shall procure that the Shipment is conformed so that all material amounts of Extraneous Material are removed within forty eight (48) hours of notice in accordance with paragraph (a) above (or such longer period as the Purchaser may in its absolute discretion agree).
(c) In the event that the Seller does not conform the Shipment within the period specified in paragraph (b) above, the provisions of Clause 10.4 (Notification) to 10.9 (Indemnity) shall apply.
(d) The Seller shall not be liable if the Extraneous Material or any condition or quality of the Biomass was caused or introduced after discharge of the Biomass commences at the Delivery Point, and the Purchaser shall bear the burden of proof to establish that such Extraneous Material, condition or quality was present in the Shipment prior to commencement of discharge of the Biomass at the Delivery Point.