Prior Certification Clause Samples
The Prior Certification clause requires one party to confirm that certain statements, conditions, or requirements have been met before a contract is executed or a particular obligation is triggered. In practice, this may involve providing written evidence or formal declarations that all necessary licenses, approvals, or qualifications are in place prior to commencing work or delivering goods. This clause ensures that both parties have assurance regarding compliance or readiness, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or delays caused by unmet prerequisites.
Prior Certification. No payments shall be made to Contractor without written certification from that Contractor has performed satisfactorily and/or that other conditions precedent to payment have been met.
Prior Certification. The Administrator may authorize an aircraft, aircraft engine, pro- ▇▇▇▇▇▇, or appliance for which a certificate has been issued authorizing the use of the aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller, or appliance in air transportation to be used in air commerce with- out another certificate being issued.