Makegood Adjustments Clause Samples

A Makegood Adjustments clause establishes the process for correcting or compensating for underperformance or shortfalls in contractual obligations, typically in advertising or service delivery agreements. If the promised deliverables, such as ad impressions or service levels, are not met, the clause outlines how the provider must remedy the deficiency—often by providing additional services, credits, or other forms of compensation at no extra cost. This clause ensures that the client receives the full value agreed upon in the contract, addressing shortfalls proactively and maintaining fairness in the business relationship.
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Makegood Adjustments. Subject to the Right to Reject, Station shall make a good faith offer to broadcast a Makegood of the preempted Program. If the proposed Makegood is approved by ABC, which approval will not be unreasonably withheld, the preemption reimbursement payment to ABC will be reduced by the value of the Makegood as reasonably determined by ABC.