Limitations, General Sample Clauses
The 'Limitations, General' clause sets out the overall restrictions or boundaries that apply to the rights, obligations, or liabilities within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines what parties cannot do, the extent to which certain provisions apply, or any overarching exclusions that govern the contract as a whole. For example, it may specify that certain remedies are not available, or that liability is capped for all claims arising under the agreement. Its core practical function is to provide clear parameters and manage expectations, thereby reducing the risk of disputes by clarifying the scope and boundaries of the parties' responsibilities.
Limitations, General. 1. Employees absent for illness or injury 15 consecutive working days or longer shall not be permitted to return to duty without a physician's certificate attesting to the employee's ability to perform his normal duties.
2. Sick leave shall not be allowed or taken until earned or donated by others in conformance with the provisions of this MOU.
Limitations, General. 1. ▇▇▇▇ leave absences because of death in the employee's immediate family shall not exceed 80 hours in each instance.
2. Employees absent on sick leave 15 consecutive working days or longer shall not be permitted to return to duty without a physician's certificate attesting to the employee's ability to perform his normal duties.
3. The 80 hour limitation provided for in paragraph (1) of this section may be increased under special circumstances if approved by the General Manager or designee.
Limitations, General. 27.3.1 ▇▇▇▇ leave absences with pay because of death in the employee’s immediate family shall not exceed ten days for each instance.
Limitations, General. Notwithstanding Subclauses 19.10 (U.S. Guarantors) and 19.11 (Swiss Guarantors):
(a) the liability of a Guarantor under this Clause must not exceed the maximum amount able to be provided by that Guarantor having regard to generally applicable laws in its jurisdiction of incorporation; and
(b) if the liability of a Guarantor under this Clause is capable of being subsequently increased as a result of any change in law or interpretation, it shall be increased to the maximum amount able to be provided by that Guarantor under the generally applicable laws in its jurisdiction of incorporation.
Limitations, General. Notwithstanding Subclauses 16.9 (U.S. Guarantors), 16.10 (Swiss Guarantors) and 16.11 (