At the beginning Clause Samples

The "At the beginning" clause establishes specific actions, conditions, or requirements that must be fulfilled at the outset of an agreement or contractual relationship. Typically, this clause outlines initial steps such as the delivery of documents, payment of deposits, or commencement of services that are prerequisites for the contract to proceed. By clearly defining what must occur before other obligations take effect, this clause ensures that both parties are aligned from the start and helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes regarding the contract's initiation.
At the beginning of the second year of continuous employment with the School Division and provided continuity of employment is not broken, a teacher shall be granted ninety (90) calendar days of sick leave credits. All accumulated but unused sick leave shall be cancelled.
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At the beginning. The CUSTOMER has the right to retract and terminate the Service in advance, expressing such decision in writing within three (3) calendar days, counted from the Activation date. After this time, all the Service Policies, Acceptable Use Policies and Security Policies are understood as accepted.
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