Common use of INDULGENCE Clause in Contracts

INDULGENCE. 32.1 No relaxation or indulgence which may be granted by either of the Parties to the other will be construed as a waiver by either Party of any of rights arising out of the Agreement, nor will it in any way prejudice either Party’s rights or preclude either Party from exercising any of your rights in the future.

INDULGENCE. 32.1 No relaxation or indulgence which may be granted by either of the Parties to the other will be construed as a waiver by either Party of any of rights arising out of the Agreement, nor will it in any way prejudice either Party’s rights or preclude either Party from exercising Party¶V ULJKWV eitRheUr P aSrtyUfrHomFeOxeXrcGisiHng any of your rights in the future.

INDULGENCE. 32.1 31.1 No relaxation or indulgence which may be granted by either of the Parties to the other will be construed as a waiver by either Party of any of rights arising out of the Agreement, nor will it in any way prejudice either Party’s rights or preclude either Party from exercising any of your rights in the future.

INDULGENCE. 32.1 No relaxation or indulgence which may be granted by either of the Parties to the other will be construed as a waiver by either Party of any of rights arising out of the Agreement, nor will it in any way prejudice either Party’s rights or preclude either Party from exercising Party¶V ULJKWVe eitRheUr P aSrtyUfrHomFeOxeXrcGising any of your rights in the future.

INDULGENCE. 32.1 29.1 No relaxation or indulgence which may be granted by either of the Parties to the other will be construed as a waiver by either Party of any of rights arising out of the Agreement, nor will it in any way prejudice either Party’s rights or preclude either Party from exercising any of your rights in the future.

INDULGENCE. 32.1 30.1 No relaxation or indulgence which may be granted by either of the Parties to the other will be construed as a waiver by either Party of any of rights arising out of the Agreement, nor will it in any way prejudice either Party’s rights or preclude either Party from exercising any of your rights in the future.