Main Table Clause Samples
The 'Main Table' clause serves as a central reference point in a contract, summarizing key commercial terms and essential details in a structured, tabular format. Typically, it includes information such as parties' names, effective dates, payment terms, deliverables, and other critical variables that define the agreement's core obligations. By consolidating this information in one place, the Main Table ensures clarity and easy access to the most important contractual terms, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and streamlining contract administration.
Main Table. 7.1.1. may establish Side Tables And Working Groups and their terms of
Main Table a. is the primary forum and decision making body for tripartite negotiations;
b. may establish side tables and working groups and their terms of reference as required.
Main Table. Unless otherwise agreed to by the Chief Negotiators at the end of a meeting, the next meeting shall occur in accordance with the pre-determined schedule.
Main Table. As described in the Framework Agreement, the Main Table oversees the entire treaty process. It has overall responsibility for negotiating all components of an Agreement-in-Principle.
Main Table. This table shows how the SIP Media Server interface compares to the SIP Core interface [MSFCORE]. MSF-IA-SIP.002v2- FINAL SIP Core IA Title SIP MS ▇▇ 1 MultiService Switching Forum n/a 2 Scope Of This Document n/a
2.1 Network Components n/a 2.2 Terminology n/a 3 Definitions n/a 3.1 SIP Transport UDP is mandatory, TCP is optional, SCTP is not required. IPv4 is mandatory, IPv6 is optional.
3.1.1 SIP Messages Refer to section 4
3.1.2 SIP Request Methods Refer to section 4 3.1.3 SIP Responses Refer to section 4
Main Table. The Working Group will develop and circulate a main table agenda prior to the next meeting. For sessions open to the public, the agenda will be developed and publicized two weeks in advance of the meeting. The Chief Negotiators will rotate the responsibility for the physical preparation, circulation and publication of the agenda.