Refractions Clause Samples
The Refractions clause defines how changes in the interpretation or application of laws, regulations, or contractual terms affect the parties' obligations under the agreement. Typically, this clause addresses situations where a court decision, regulatory update, or authoritative guidance alters the meaning or enforceability of certain provisions. For example, if a new law changes the tax treatment of a transaction covered by the contract, the Refractions clause may specify how the parties will adjust their obligations to remain compliant. Its core function is to provide a mechanism for adapting the contract to evolving legal or regulatory environments, thereby reducing uncertainty and ensuring continued enforceability.
Refractions. A record of the patient’s preference for the focusing of the eyes that can then be used to purchase eyeglasses. It is the portion of the eye exam that determines what prescription lens provides the patient with the best possible vision.
Refractions. Examinations to determine the refractive error of the eye are not covered.
Refractions. Short term, Medically Necessary rehabilitation (speech, physical and occupational) therapy. e. Health education and social services.