Common use of Ineffective Provisions Clause in Contracts

Ineffective Provisions. Should individual provisions of this contract, for any reason, found to be or become ineffective, or should a fulfillment discrepancy arise, then notwithstanding this agreement shall remain in full force. A provision that is closest in the scope of the legal possibilities of what the parties intended - or if they had considered the provision would have want- ed - shall replace the ineffective provision or the fulfillment discrepancy, if necessary retrospectively.

Ineffective Provisions. Should individual provisions of this contract, for any reason, found to be or become ineffective, or should a fulfillment fulfill- ment discrepancy arise, then notwithstanding this agreement shall remain in full force. A provision that is closest in the scope of the legal possibilities of what the parties intended - or if they had considered the provision would have want- ed wanted - shall replace the ineffective provision or the fulfillment discrepancy, if necessary retrospectively.

Ineffective Provisions. Should individual provisions of this contract, for any reason, found to be or become ineffective, or should a fulfillment discrepancy arise, then notwithstanding this agreement shall remain in full force. A provision that is closest in the scope of the legal possibilities of what the parties intended - or if they had considered the provision would have want- ed wanted - shall replace the ineffective provision or the fulfillment discrepancy, if necessary retrospectively.

Ineffective Provisions. Should individual provisions of this contract, for any reason, found to be or become ineffective, or should a fulfillment fulfilment discrepancy arise, then notwithstanding this agreement shall remain in full force. A provision that is closest in the scope of the legal possibilities of what the parties intended - or if they had considered the provision would have want- ed wanted - shall replace the ineffective provision or the fulfillment fulfilment discrepancy, if necessary retrospectively.