Common use of In Good Standing Clause in Contracts

In Good Standing. 47. To be “In Good standing” shall be construed to mean “to be in favour with, or be on good terms with, the Provider, there being no disputes either ongoing or pending, nor payments disputed or pending due to dispute nor payments having breached the payment terms”.

In Good Standing. 4749. To be “In Good standing” shall be construed to mean “to be in favour with, or be on good terms with, the Provider, there being no disputes either ongoing or pending, nor payments disputed or pending due to dispute nor payments having breached the payment terms”.