Irreparable Clause Samples
The "Irreparable" clause establishes that certain breaches of the agreement would cause harm that cannot be adequately remedied by monetary damages alone. In practice, this clause typically allows a party to seek immediate equitable relief, such as an injunction or specific performance, if the other party violates key obligations—often relating to confidentiality, intellectual property, or non-compete provisions. Its core function is to ensure that parties have access to swift legal remedies to prevent or stop ongoing harm, addressing situations where waiting for a full trial or relying solely on financial compensation would be insufficient to protect their interests.
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Irreparable. HARM Each party agrees and acknowledges that the creation of market share and customer goodwill are essential goals of each company's business, and that either 1) the sale, license or transfer by Promptus of a product outside of its permitted scope of use for the NAC Technology or any disclosure by Promptus of any confidential information in contravention of its obligations hereunder, or 2) VideoServer's prevention of Promptus from selling a product within its allowed scope of use would defeat those essential goals and cause irreparable harm to the other party. As such, either party may seek preliminary injunctive relief preventing either of the foregoing, and the other party shall not dispute the existence of irreparable harm. The parties agree that it shall, however, be appropriate for the party seeking the injunction to post a bond as a condition of obtaining such injunction.
Irreparable. Although the registration has been classified, the seller must disclose if the vehicle cannot be repaired so that it can’t be driven on the road and it can only be used for parts or scrap. We presume that irreparable vehicles are also a total loss and that, therefore, it is not necessary a declaration of total loss to be made. Normal 12 Kilometers If the odometer reading is correct, the seller must disclose the distance the vehicle has traveled, as shown in the odometer. Small differences of 3000 km, or 5% (whichever is less to be considered) are not subject to arbitration. Extended 13 Major repairs The seller must disclose if major component of the vehicle is defective Extended or not operational, and if the component cost is over $ 750 (on a non- cumulative basis) to repair or to replace under ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ normalized warranty rates. The major components are: -Engine -Transmission -Power train -Frame -Suspension system -Electronic hardware -Fuel supply system -Electric system -Exhaust system -Damage caused by hail The following items cannot be subject to arbitration: -Interior trim -Windows, tires -Visible body damage 14 Manufacturer If the vehicle was purchased by the manufacturer under the Canada Redemption Automotive Arbitration Plan or under laws of any jurisdiction, including but not limited to, the Lemon Laws of the United States, the seller must disclose this information. If the reasons, date or jurisdiction are known, they must be disclosed. Normal
Irreparable. Hardware that is Irreparable will be returned to Customer without repair. Tellabs will not charge a fee for Irreparable Supported Products submitted for repair.
Irreparable. DAMAGE IF NOT SEALED: MEMBER agrees and stipulates that: I) overriding work product and joint prosecution interests exist that overcome any right of public access to CAALA LIST SERVE confidential information; ii) the overriding interests support sealing the records; iii) a substantial probability exists that the overriding interests will be prejudiced if the record is not sealed; iv) the proposed sealing is narrowly tailored; and v) no less restrictive means exist to achieve the overriding interest.