Uncertainty Clause Samples
The Uncertainty clause defines how parties will handle situations where certain facts, events, or outcomes relevant to the contract are unknown or indeterminate at the time of agreement. Typically, this clause outlines procedures for addressing ambiguities, such as requiring parties to cooperate in good faith to resolve uncertainties or specifying fallback mechanisms if key information remains unclear. Its core practical function is to ensure that contractual obligations remain workable and enforceable even when not all variables are known upfront, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or contract failure due to unforeseen ambiguities.
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Uncertainty. If it is uncertain whether:
(a) any information is Confidential Information; or
(b) any Confidential Information is lawfully within the public domain, such information is deemed to be Confidential Information and deemed to be not within the public domain, unless we inform you in writing to the contrary.
Uncertainty. In the event of uncertainty as to whether any information is Confidential Information, the information is deemed to be Confidential Information unless the Service Provider notifies the Confidant in Writing to the contrary.
Uncertainty. If there is any uncertainty by any Party regarding whether any information or material is in the public domain, they will treat that information or material as confidential until the other Party advises that Party in writing that it is not confidential.
Uncertainty. Any aspect of a non-cost/price factor proposal for which the intent of the offeror is unclear (e.g., more than one way to interpret the offer or inconsistencies in the proposal indicating that there may have been an error, omission or mistake).
Uncertainty. If there is any uncertainty as to whether any information is Confidential Information, that information must be treated as Confidential Information unless the Executive is advised by the Board in writing to the contrary.
Uncertainty. If it is uncertain as to whether:
(a) any information is Confidential Information; or
(b) any Confidential Information is publicly available, that information will be taken to be Confidential Information and not generally available to the public unless the disclosing party advises the recipient party in writing to the contrary or a court declares it to be publicly available.
Uncertainty. If the Executive is uncertain whether:
(a) particular information is the Employer’s Confidential Information; or
(b) particular information is publicly available; the information is taken to be the Employer’s Confidential Information and is taken not to be publicly available unless the Employer informs the Executive in writing to the contrary.
Uncertainty. If the Receiving Party is uncertain as to whether any information is Confidential Information, the Receiving Party will treat the information as if it were Confidential Information unless and until the Disclosing Party agrees in writing that the information is not Confidential Information.
Uncertainty. Unitholders who tender their Units will be giving up the opportunity to participate in any future potential benefits represented by ownership of Units, including, for example, the right to participate in any future distribution of cash or property, whether from operations, the
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