Full Restitution Clause Samples
The Full Restitution clause requires that a party who has received a benefit or payment under a contract must return it in full if the contract is terminated or found to be invalid. In practice, this means that if one party has already delivered goods, services, or funds, and the agreement is later voided or cancelled, that party must be restored to their original position by receiving back what was provided. This clause ensures fairness by preventing unjust enrichment and restoring both parties to their pre-contractual state, thereby resolving disputes over partial performance or invalid agreements.
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Full Restitution. All Parties agree to full restitution of anything given or exchanged as a result of or arising from the Agreements. All Parties will give back any property, assets or rights gained as a result of or arising from the Agreements to the other Parties.
Full Restitution. Exactly what constitutes “full” restitution will vary from case to case. The appropriate remedy in each individual case must be carefully explored and documented by the investigator. One hundred percent relief should be sought during settlement negotiations wherever possible, but investigators are not required to obtain all possible relief if the complainant accepts less than full restitution in order to more quickly resolve the case. As noted above, concessions may be inevitable to accomplish a mutually acceptable and voluntary resolution of the matter. Restitution may encompass and is not necessarily limited to any or all of the following:
a. Reinstatement to the same or equivalent job, including restoration of seniority and benefits that the complainant would have earned but for the retaliation. If acceptable to the complainant, a respondent may offer front pay (an agreed upon cash settlement) in lieu of reinstatement. See Ch.
Full Restitution. The Commission Agent shall make full restitution to the state for all fees associated with investigating improprieties resulting in convictions or requiring the retesting of applicants.