Terms in Appendices Clause Samples

The 'Terms in Appendices' clause establishes that additional terms, conditions, or specifications found in attached appendices are considered an integral part of the main agreement. In practice, this means that any schedules, exhibits, or supplementary documents referenced as appendices are legally binding and enforceable as if they were included in the body of the contract. This clause ensures that all relevant details, such as technical requirements or pricing lists, are formally incorporated, thereby preventing disputes over whether such appended materials are part of the agreement.
Terms in Appendices. In all cases where the terms of this Master Agreement and any Appendices disagree, the terms in the Appendix shall control.
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