Regular Places Clause Samples

The 'Regular Places' clause defines the standard locations where certain activities, services, or obligations under the agreement are to be performed. Typically, this clause specifies the primary sites, such as offices, facilities, or other designated venues, where parties are expected to carry out their contractual duties. For example, it may state that work must be performed at the employer's main office or at a client's premises. The core function of this clause is to establish clear expectations regarding where contractual obligations will be fulfilled, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes about the appropriate locations for performance.