Verifiable Clause Samples
The "Verifiable" clause establishes that certain information, actions, or representations within the agreement must be capable of being objectively confirmed or proven. In practice, this means that parties are required to provide documentation, records, or other forms of evidence to substantiate claims or fulfill obligations under the contract. This clause ensures transparency and accountability by making it possible to independently verify compliance, thereby reducing the risk of disputes arising from unverifiable assertions.
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Verifiable. Every safety requirement should be unambiguous, comprehensible, atomic, internally consistent (i.e. the requirement should not contradict itself), feasible and verifiable. These characteristics of the safety requirements can be listed in a checklist.
Verifiable the community is able to verify and authenticate the warnings to reduce incidents of accidental activations and prevent malicious attempts to issue false alerts to a population.
Verifiable. The word “Verifiable” means reasonable documentation that is acceptable to the Princeton EDC that can be relied upon for proof the owner has complied with the obligations of this agreement.
Verifiable. “Verifiable” means reasonable documentation that is acceptable to the City, PEDC, or PCDC, as applicable, that can be relied upon for proof Owner has complied with the obligations of this Agreement.