Implied-assent changes Clause Samples

The "Implied-assent changes" clause allows modifications to an agreement or its terms to take effect automatically if one party does not object within a specified period after being notified of the proposed changes. In practice, this means that if a party receives notice of a change—such as an updated policy or fee schedule—and does not respond or raise concerns within the stated timeframe, their silence is treated as acceptance of the new terms. This clause streamlines the process of updating agreements by reducing the need for explicit written consent, thereby ensuring that necessary changes can be implemented efficiently while still providing an opportunity for parties to object if they disagree.
Implied-assent changes. If the Custodian or its agent (which may include the Recordkeeper) sends you written notice of a change and you do not within 60 days send the Custodian written notice that you reject the change, you adopt the change.
Implied-assent changes. ‌ If PCS sends you written notice of a change and you do not within 60 days send PCS written notice that you reject the change, you adopt the change.