ZONE IIB Clause Samples

The 'ZONE IIB' clause defines a specific geographic or regulatory area relevant to the agreement or contract. In practice, this clause typically identifies boundaries or regions—such as a particular shipping zone, environmental regulation area, or jurisdiction—where certain rules, restrictions, or obligations apply. For example, it may specify that certain goods can only be transported, stored, or sold within this zone, or that particular safety or compliance standards must be met. The core function of this clause is to clearly delineate the scope of application for certain terms, ensuring all parties understand where specific provisions are enforceable and reducing ambiguity regarding geographic applicability.
ZONE IIB. The Bond will be written on a form provided by the Union and approved by Local Union 441, the Association of Mechanical and Sheet Metal Contractors of Kansas, Inc., the Mechanical Service Contractors of America and the Mechanical Contractors Association of Kansas Zone II B or any successors. Bonds shall be furnished to execution of this Agreement.
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