Missing Date Clause Samples
The "Missing Date" clause addresses situations where a required date is absent from a contract or document. Typically, this clause will specify a default date to be used, such as the date of signature, delivery, or another logical reference point, ensuring that the agreement remains enforceable even if a date is inadvertently left blank. By providing a clear fallback mechanism, the clause prevents disputes or confusion over timing and helps maintain the validity and clarity of contractual obligations.
Missing Date. All undated checks will be dated by the Bank as of the postmark date and processed as hereafter provided.
Missing Date. If the date on an Item is absent, the Item will be deposited as of the date of processing.
Missing Date. All undated checks will be dated by Us as of the current date and processed.
Missing Date. Undated checks will not be reviewed, and will be processed as hereafter provided.
Missing Date. Checks which are not dated, in which case the check will be deposited after being dated by Regulus as of the date it is collected from the Lockbox.
Missing Date. If the date on an Item is absent, the Item will be stamped “REFER TO MAKER” and deposited;