Irrelevant Material Clause Samples
The Irrelevant Material clause defines and excludes information, documents, or content that is not pertinent to the subject matter of the agreement. In practice, this clause clarifies that any materials not directly related to the contract’s purpose or obligations are not considered part of the agreement and do not need to be disclosed or reviewed by the parties. Its core function is to streamline the contractual process by focusing attention only on relevant information, thereby reducing confusion and minimizing the risk of disputes over extraneous or unrelated materials.
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Irrelevant Material. Eliminate any of the following specific material from Licensed Content only to the extent not relevant to U.S. Hispanic audiences: (A) phone numbers and addresses outside the Territory, (B) information regarding contests, sweepstakes and lotteries that are not available in the Territory, (C) advertisements for or promotions of goods and services that are illegal in the Territory, (D) promotional offers, discounts and other offers related to goods or services for advertising purposes that have expired or are illegal in the Territory, and (E) information on dates and locations of specific events (e.g., concerts or live sports events) outside of the Territory that have already occurred; and
Irrelevant Material. Eliminate any material (other than the specific material set forth in Section 8.8(b)(iv)) to the extent not relevant to U.S. Hispanic audiences;