MODIFYING WORKS Clause Samples

The 'Modifying Works' clause defines the process and conditions under which changes can be made to the scope, design, or specifications of work under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to request modifications, the procedure for approving changes, and how adjustments to price or timelines will be handled. For example, it may require written approval before any alterations are implemented or specify how additional costs are calculated. Its core practical function is to provide a clear, agreed-upon mechanism for managing changes, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring that both parties understand how modifications will affect their rights and obligations.
MODIFYING WORKS. Licensee, Members, and Authorized Users may not abridge, modify, translate, or adapt works in order to publish, distribute or make available the Licensed Materials, other than as permitted in this License Agreement.
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MODIFYING WORKS. Consortium, Member, and Authorized Users may not abridge, modify, translate, or adapt works in order to publish, distribute or make available the Licensed Materials, other than as permitted in this Agreement.
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MODIFYING WORKS. Licensee, Member Institutions, and Authorized Users may not abridge, modify, translate, or adapt works in order to publish, distribute or make available the Licensed Materials, other than as permitted in this Agreement. PUBLIC REDISTRIBUTION. Except as permitted in 3 [Permitted Uses], Licensee, Member Institutions, and Authorized Users may not re-distribute, reproduce or transmit to anyone other than Authorized Users the whole or any part of the Licensed Materials by any means including electronic (e.g. via email), nor post it on publicly-accessible web sites or networks.
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MODIFYING WORKS. Customer, Members, and Authorized Users may not alter, abridge, modify, translate, or adapt works, except to the extent necessary to make them perceptible on a computer screen or as expressly permitted in this Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, no alteration of the words or their order or of the copyright notice or other notices or disclaimers is permitted.
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