Not Precedent Setting Sample Clauses
The "Not Precedent Setting" clause establishes that the terms or actions taken in a particular agreement or situation do not create a binding precedent for future agreements or dealings between the parties. In practice, this means that any concessions, modifications, or unique arrangements made in the current contract are not to be interpreted as standard or obligatory in subsequent contracts. This clause is especially useful in negotiations where one party agrees to special terms but wants to ensure that such terms are not expected or demanded in future transactions, thereby preserving flexibility and preventing unintended obligations.
Not Precedent Setting. The Parties agree that this MOU is not precedent setting, does not constitute a past practice, and does not constitute a waiver of the District’s right to refuse to negotiate matters that are not mandatory subjects of bargaining.
Not Precedent Setting. This Memorandum of Understanding shall not be considered precedent setting, shall not constitute a past practice, and cannot be used in any way to interpret the Master Agreement. Nor shall this Memorandum of Understanding be used as evidence, either through arbitration, or other means, or be cited in any arbitration, grievance, hearing, or other proceeding, except for purposes of enforcing this Memorandum of Understanding.
Not Precedent Setting. The terms and conditions of this MOU are unique only to this matter and shall not be used as precedent in any future matters involving the District, or any of its respective officers, employees, governing boards, insurers, reinsurers, attorneys, successors, representatives and agents.
Not Precedent Setting. The parties agree that this MOU shall not be considered precedent setting, constitute a past practice, or be used as evidence in any proceeding involving the City and the Union other than for purposes of enforcement of this MOU.