Tail length Clause Samples
The "Tail length" clause defines the duration after a contract ends during which certain obligations, rights, or protections continue to apply. For example, in insurance or indemnity agreements, this clause may specify how long after termination claims can still be made or liabilities can be enforced. Its core practical function is to provide clarity and certainty about post-termination responsibilities, ensuring that parties are aware of ongoing exposure or coverage beyond the contract's active period.
Tail length. A.2.1. When registering weaners for sale, the Seller shall provide information on whether or not the Consignment includes tail docked pigs. If present, tail docking shall have been performed in accordance with the executive order no. 1402 of 27 November 2018 (and subsequent amendments) of the Ministry of Environment and Food of Denmark.
A.2.2. In fixed Business Agreements, the Seller and the Buyer are responsible for the existence of a valid documentation letter if the weaners are tail docked. SPF offers to transmit and archive this documentation electronically, but under no circumstances can SPF be held responsible for any missing documentation concerning tail docking.
Tail length. A.2.1. When registering weaners for sale, the Seller* shall provide information on the incidence of tail docked pigs in the consignment*. If present, tail docking shall have been performed in accordance with the Danish Ministry of Justice's executive order no. 1462 of 7 December 2015 (and subsequent amendments).