Immaterial Changes Sample Clauses
The Immaterial Changes clause defines and permits minor modifications to an agreement that do not significantly affect the rights or obligations of the parties involved. Typically, this clause allows for adjustments such as correcting typographical errors, updating contact information, or making other non-substantive edits without requiring formal amendment procedures. Its core practical function is to streamline the contract management process by allowing small, inconsequential changes to be made efficiently, thereby avoiding unnecessary delays or administrative burdens.
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Immaterial Changes. The Yakama Nation’s Project Manager may authorize immaterial changes in writing. Immaterial changes are those that concern how the Work will be accomplished, but do not change the scope of what Work will be performed, or the overall contract payment amount.
Immaterial Changes. Distributor may make immaterial changes to the License Agreement and the Support and Maintenance Agreement at any time without any obligation to obtain Primus' prior approval; provided always, however, that Distributor shall defend, indemnify and hold Primus harmless from and against any and all claims, loss, liability, damages and expense (including attorneys and other expert's fees) incurred by Primus in consequence of such changes. Distributor shall notify Primus of such changes when made.
Immaterial Changes. Before the commencement of the package tour, the tour operator is entitled, exempt from liability, to make immaterial changes to the package tour without the traveller's consent. The traveller is obliged to accept such changes if before the commencement of the package tour and without undue delay the tour operator clearly and precisely informs the traveller of the said changes.