Passing Clause Samples
The "Passing" clause defines the process by which ownership, risk, or responsibility for goods or services is transferred from one party to another. Typically, this clause specifies the exact point in time or the conditions under which the transfer occurs, such as upon delivery, acceptance, or payment. By clearly outlining when and how passing takes place, the clause helps prevent disputes over liability and ensures both parties understand their obligations and rights during the transaction.
Passing. An employee who is promoted to a higher position within the bargaining unit shall be subject to a probationary period of two worked months regarding the new job duties of the promoted position. An employee who remains in the promoted position after the expiration of the probationary period shall be deemed to have qualified for the promoted position.
Passing a. During the race, an entrant coming from behind to overtake, carries the responsibility of ensuring full clearance of the chair being overtaken before cutting across.
b. The entrant being overtaken has the responsibility not to obstruct or impede the overtaking entrant once the front wheel of the overtaking entrant is in sight.
c. If and when being passed by vehicular traffic or runners, all wheelchair competitors must stay to the SIDE of the course. Failure to do so may, in the discretion of the race organizer, result in disqualification of the competitor and, possibly, his/her being barred from participation in future Marathons.
Passing. Field dimensions and marking.