Tip Clause Samples
A "Tip" clause serves as an informational note within a contract or document, offering helpful guidance or suggestions to the reader. It typically provides practical advice on how to interpret a provision, avoid common pitfalls, or maximize the benefits of a particular section. While not legally binding, the Tip clause enhances understanding and usability of the document, helping users navigate complex terms or procedures more effectively.
Tip. If you look at the properties of the PDF files (File/Properties) the fonts in the document are listed under the Fonts tab. If the fonts do not have precisely the same name as in Windows e.g. “TTE48620t00”, the document will not have the intended appearance, even if it is basically Arial. For the best results, use the original names of the fonts used.
Tip. The lender has specially asked for the attention of the borrower for the complete and accurate understanding of all the items listed in this item, and made explanation to the required clauses. Both parties bear the same understanding to the contract. Lender (Seal): Borrower (Seal): /s/ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ legal representative or accredited representative Responsible or authorized representative Date: 2009 Year 11 Month 30 Day Location: Nan An Bank of Agricultural Party A (Lender): Party B(Borrower): Party C(Guarantor) According to China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) “Strictly prohibit any enterprise and personal funds into the stock market, directly or indirectly” after reaching agreement through negotiations, hereby enter into these supplementary provisions:
1. This supplementary provisions shall be taken as supplementary of the loan contract number ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and the contract of guarantee number ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
2. Party B shall be in accordance with the purpose of loan listed in the loan contract, must not divert the Credit Funds from Banks into the stock market, directly or indirectly.
3. Should Party B divert the loaded fund under the contract of loan into the stock market, directly or indirectly, Party B shall be held for violation responsibility agreed in the contract of loan, Party A shall be entitled to call in the loan under the contract of loan, overcharge penalty interest to the diverted Credit Funds from Banks, and withhold any new loans to Party B.
4. Party C is willing to bear the liability for guaranteeing, when Party A call in the loan and overcharge penalty interest according to this contract.
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Tip. The lender has specially asked for the attention of the borrower for the complete and accurate understanding of all the items listed in this item, and made explanation to the required clauses. Both parties bear the same understanding to the contract. Lender (Seal) Borrower (Seal) /s/ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ legal representative or accredited representative Responsible or authorized representative Date: 2009 Year 12 Month 07 Day Location: Nan An Bank of Agricultural Party A (Lender): Fujian Province Baisha Fire Control Industrial Trading Co., Ltd Party B(Borrower): Agricultural Bank of China Nan An City Branch Party C(Guarantor) Fujian Fulian Machinery Co., Ltd. According to China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) “Strictly prohibit any enterprise and personal funds into the stock market, directly or indirectly” after reaching agreement through negotiations, hereby enter into these supplementary provisions:
1. This supplementary provisions shall be taken as supplementary of the loan contract number 35101200900010061 and the contract of guarantee number 359062009000290355
2. Party B shall be in accordance with the purpose of loan listed in the loan contract, must not divert the Credit Funds from Banks into the stock market, directly or indirectly.
3. Should Party B divert the loaded fund under the contract of loan into the stock market, directly or indirectly, Party B shall be held for violation responsibility agreed in the contract of loan, Party A shall be entitled to call in the loan under the contract of loan, overcharge penalty interest to the diverted Credit Funds from Banks, and withhold any new loans to Party B.
4. Party C is willing to bear the liability for guaranteeing, when Party A call in the loan and overcharge penalty interest according to this contract.
Tip. Get advice before you sign a contract. It can be too late to fix or change a contract once it is signed. Get language assistance if necessary You may be in a better position to negotiate the terms of your contract if you can communicate with the hirer in your own language and understand the language used in the contract. Consider speaking to the hirer through an interpreter or paying for the contract to be translated by an accredited translator in your language. See our Language and communication assistance Section on page 5 for more details about how to find an interpreter or translator. What to do • Contact your local Business Enterprise Centre to find out about workshops in your area. Visit BEC Australia to find a centre near you. • Contact your local TAFE college to see what they offer in negotiation skills or small business management training. • Read books about negotiating in business. • Contact your relevant industry or professional association. • Call ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇ on 13 28 46 to get information, assistance and referrals. • Talk to your business adviser/mentor. • Visit your local Business Enterprise Centre. Visit BEC Australia to find a centre near you. • To find a lawyer, contact the Law Society or the Law Institute in your state or territory.
Tip. If you wish to tip, you may do so at the moment of your delivery.
Tip. If you have a line item expense that you are uncertain when, if or how much you will have to pay but you want to include the amount in your Budget CashFlow Worksheet (For example: car repairs, medical, maintenance) enter the total amount you would like to project into the last month of your Budget CashFlow Period’s projected column. Once you have incurred an expense for that line item, enter the actual amount in both the projected and actual columns in the month the expense was paid. Then, you will need to subtract the amount paid from the total amount that was entered into the last month of your Budget CashFlow Period’s projected column in the Budget CashFlow Worksheet. This will allow you to have money allotted in your budget for line items which will affect your cash flow but you are unsure when they may occur. Furthermore, any unused monies will be shown in the last month of your Budget CashFlow Period’s projected column and in turn would increase your cash flow position which would positively affect your profit/loss.
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Tip. Get advice before you sign a contract. It can be too late to fix or change a contract once it is signed. Get language assistance if necessary You may be in a better position to negotiate the terms of your contract if you can communicate with the hirer in your own language and understand the language used in the contract. Consider speaking to the hirer through an interpreter or paying for the contract to be translated by an accredited translator in your language. See our Language and communication assistance Section on page 5 for more details about how to find an interpreter or translator. What to do Improve your negotiation skills Contact your local Business Enterprise Centre to find out about workshops in your area. Visit BEC Australia to find a centre near you. Contact your local TAFE college to see what they offer in negotiation skills or small business management training. Read books about negotiating in business. Get advice Contact your relevant industry or professional association. Call ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇ on 13 28 46 to get information, assistance and referrals. Talk to your business adviser/mentor. Visit your local Business Enterprise Centre. Visit BEC Australia to find a centre near you. To find a lawyer, contact the Law Society or the Law Institute in your state or territory. To find out about free or low-cost legal advisory services in your state or territory, visit ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇ - Contractors. If you are an Indigenous Australian, contact the Aboriginal and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Legal Service in your state or territory. Contact details can be found at Access to Justice. Indigenous Australians can also contact the Australian Indigenous Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber may be able to assist you to find a business mentor or a business network to help you get started as a contractor. Visit Australian Indigenous Chamber of Commerce.