Written Evidence Sample Clauses
The Written Evidence clause requires that certain agreements, modifications, or communications between parties must be documented in writing to be considered valid or enforceable. In practice, this means that verbal agreements or informal understandings are not sufficient; parties must produce written records, such as signed contracts, emails, or official letters, to prove the existence or terms of an agreement. This clause serves to prevent disputes by ensuring there is clear, tangible proof of what was agreed upon, thereby reducing misunderstandings and providing a reliable basis for enforcement.
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Written Evidence. The party claiming Force Majeure shall, as soon as possible after the occurrence of the Force Majeure, inform the other party of the situation and specify the reason for its failure to perform this Agreement, so as to minimize the damages inflicted upon that party, and shall provide the other party with written evidence, certified by the relevant government authority, of the occurrence of the Force Majeure.
Written Evidence. The party affected by the events of force majeure shall provide the written evidence issued by the local government or public notary authority in the place where the events occur proving the occurrence of such events, the reasons of the failure to perform the Contract in whole or in part and the reasons to postpone the performance of the Contract due to the influence of such events on the performance of the Contract within fifteen (15) days upon the details of the events, (or upon the time when the telecommunication is recovered if the telecommunication is interrupted).
Written Evidence. The Party claiming Force Majeure shall, within 15 days after the date of its first occurrence, inform the other Party of the same and provide said Party with written evidence of the occurrence of Force Majeure as issued by the relevant authorities, and shall use all reasonable efforts to minimise the consequences of such Force Majeure.
Written Evidence a.) Any affidavits and any forms or notes prepared by checkers/spotters for the purpose of preserving observations shall be produced or made available for copying to the designated Union representative(s) at the first step of the grievance procedure, provided that any information tending to identify the checker/spotter may be deleted prior to production.
b.) No evidence given or offered by checkers/spotters shall include subjective opinions, unless the checkers/spotters are identified and subjected to direct confrontation and cross-examination at the first step of the grievance procedure, and only in accordance with the ordinary rules of evidence.
Written Evidence. In its sole and absolute discretion, the Trustee may issue written evidence of a Participant’s participation in a Fund of the Trust. However, any such written evidence shall not constitute a security or an evidence of indebtedness and shall not be negotiable or assignable. Any such writing shall include an express disclaim- er and statement of non-negotiability and non-assignability. Furthermore, each such writing shall state on its face that it does not constitute a guarantee by the Trustee of the payment of either principal or Income and shall set forth such other provisions as in the discretion of the Trustee may be advisable.
Written Evidence. The Party claiming Force Majeure shall, within 15 days after the date of its first occurrence, inform the other Party of the same and provide said Party with written evidence of the occurrence of Force Majeure as issued by the relevant authorities, and shall use all reasonable efforts to minimise the consequences of such Force Majeure.