Terms Requiring Amendment Sample Clauses
The "Terms Requiring Amendment" clause identifies specific provisions within an agreement that must be modified or updated, either to comply with new laws, regulations, or changing circumstances. In practice, this clause outlines which terms are subject to change and may set forth the process for making such amendments, such as requiring mutual written consent or specifying notice periods. Its core function is to provide a clear mechanism for keeping the contract current and legally compliant, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or unenforceable terms due to outdated language.
Terms Requiring Amendment. Any modification of the contract requires an amendment that must be agreed to and executed by both parties. The Authorizer is required by law to vote on this amendment in an open public meeting. The party requesting the amendment will submit the requested amendment to all entitled to notice in section 2.02.
Terms Requiring Amendment. Any modification of the Performance Frameworks requires an amendment that must be agreed to and executed by both Parties. Each Party must vote on this amendment in an open public meeting prior to execution of the amendment. The School will submit the requested amendment to all entitled to notice in Section 2.02 and request that the Authorizer place the amendment on the agenda of the Authorizer for approval.
Terms Requiring Amendment. Any provisions set forth in this Article 6 may only be changed by agreement of the Parties. No other provision of the Charter requires an amendment executed by the Parties. Provisions not listed in this Article 6 may be changed by the School without approval of the Authorizer. A modification or amendment of this Article 6 of the Contract shall be considered to be an amendment of the Charter without further action by the Parties.