Non-waiverability Sample Clauses
A Non-waiverability clause establishes that the rights and obligations set forth in the agreement cannot be waived or set aside unless explicitly agreed to in writing by all parties. In practice, this means that if one party chooses not to enforce a particular provision or delays in exercising a right, it does not mean they have permanently given up that right or that the provision is no longer valid. This clause ensures that the contract remains fully enforceable and prevents parties from unintentionally losing their rights due to inaction or oversight, thereby maintaining the integrity and predictability of the agreement.
Non-waiverability. Nothing in the attitude or actions of Licensor or Licensor local representation (examples: delay, inaction, any failure to perform or execute) shall be construed neither as a waiver of any rights, in whole or in part, granted by Law or in virtue of this License, nor as an authorisation or tolerance of any kind, which would permit Licensee’s continuation of any misconduct or breach of the present agreement.
Non-waiverability. PEMA or the Commonwealth’s failure to enforce any provision, or exercise any right or remedy, provided in this Agreement shall not be construed to be a waiver by PEMA or the Commonwealth of the provision, right, or remedy.