LPC Clause Samples
The LPC clause, often referring to a "Limitation of Professional Conduct" or "Limitation of Professional Capacity," defines the boundaries within which a party, typically a professional or consultant, is permitted to act under an agreement. This clause may specify the types of services the professional can provide, restrict certain activities, or clarify that the professional is not acting in a broader or unauthorized capacity. For example, it might state that an architect is only responsible for design services and not for construction management. The core function of the LPC clause is to prevent misunderstandings about the scope of professional responsibilities, thereby reducing the risk of liability for actions outside the agreed scope.
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LPC. Large physician clinic.
LPC. 1. The LPC group shall provide the complete design for the integration of the electron detector sub-system into the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Polarimeter.
2. The LPC shall provide the front-end and read-out electronics for the electron detector
3. The LPC group shall provide the vacuum chamber and associated vacuum and mechanical components for the electron detector.
4. The LPC shall provide the vertical motion system with remote control and remote reset features.
5. The LPC shall provide the beam fast shut-down interlock system for the motion control.
6. The LPC shall provide the design drawings and operating manuals in English to JLab
LPC. The Purchaser agrees to give the Seller notice of any and all claims asserted against the Purchaser for which indemnification under this Clause 6 is or may be sought. Such notice shall be given as soon as reasonably practicable after the Purchaser becomes aware that it has or may have a claim against the Seller. Under this Clause 6, failure to give such notice shall not abrogate or diminish the Seller's obligation under this Clause if the Seller has or receives knowledge of the existence of any such claim by any other means or if such failure does not prejudice the Seller's ability to defend such a claim.
LPC. LPC is a corporation duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the State of Delaware, and has all requisite corporate authority to carry on the business as it is now carried on and conducted and to operate and own or lease the assets, properties and business now owned or leased and operated by it.