If M Clause Samples

The "If M" clause establishes a conditional provision within a contract, specifying that certain obligations or rights become effective only if a particular event or condition, referred to as "M," occurs. In practice, this means that the parties' duties or entitlements are contingent upon the fulfillment of the defined condition; for example, payment may only be required if a milestone is achieved or a service is delivered. This clause is essential for managing uncertainty and allocating risk, as it ensures that contractual responsibilities are only triggered when specific, agreed-upon circumstances arise.
If M. A.E.T. is unable to refer a sufficient number of job qualified Northern Aboriginals and other Northern Residents to fulfil the Contractors requirements within said forty-eight (48) hours outlined in 12.1.1.3.3
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If M. I.T. or a third party licensee decides to discontinue paying the prosecution or maintenance costs of a case in the PATENT RIGHTS, LICENSEE shall have the right but not the obligation to assume the patenting costs to prevent abandonment of the rights to such case.
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