Uncovered Matters Clause Samples
The "Uncovered Matters" clause defines issues, liabilities, or risks that are not addressed or protected by the agreement. In practice, this clause specifies which areas remain the responsibility of the parties and are not subject to indemnification, warranty, or other contractual protections. For example, it may list specific types of damages, claims, or circumstances that fall outside the scope of the contract's coverage. Its core function is to clearly delineate the boundaries of contractual responsibility, ensuring both parties understand which matters are excluded and thereby reducing the potential for disputes over unaddressed risks.
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Uncovered Matters. The matters not covered by this Agreement shall be resolved by the Parties through amicable consultations in accordance with the PRC laws.
Uncovered Matters. Any adjustment to this Agreement and any other matters uncovered herein shall be determined otherwise by both parties through negotiation.
Uncovered Matters. The agreement and the relevant state laws and regulation are inconsistent, should execute according to relevant state laws.
Uncovered Matters. 1. Any matters not covered herein shall be subject to a supplementary agreement separately entered into between the Parties through negotiations, which shall be equally binding as this Agreement.
2. Any supplement or amendment to this Agreement shall be made by both Parties in writing.
Uncovered Matters. In case of any matter uncovered herein, it shall be settled fairly according to the relevant laws, customs and principle of good faith.
Uncovered Matters. For any matters not covered herein, if any, the Parties can conclude a supplemental agreement as an attachment hereto, which shall have the same legal effect with this Agreement.