Where Not Applicable Sample Clauses
The "Where Not Applicable" clause defines circumstances under which certain provisions of an agreement do not apply. In practice, this clause clarifies that specific terms, obligations, or requirements are only relevant in particular situations, and if those situations do not arise, the related provisions are disregarded. For example, if a contract includes terms about international shipping, the "Where Not Applicable" clause would state that these terms are ignored for domestic transactions. This clause ensures clarity by preventing confusion or disputes over the enforcement of irrelevant contract terms.
Where Not Applicable. These rules do not apply to the application and leasing of geothermal resources by title 47, Chapter 16, Idaho Code, or to the application and leasing of oil and gas resources covered by Title 47, Chapter 8, Idaho Code. (2-7-91)
01. Available State Lands. All lands between the ordinary high water marks of a navigable river which have not been located, leased, or withdrawn. (2-7-91)
Where Not Applicable. The foregoing limitations and exclusions with respect to the Parties’ liability shall not apply for any matter which it would be illegal under the laws described in Section 29.3 for either Party to exclude or to attempt to exclude its liability.