BREACH MATTER NOT DETERMINED DURING THE TERM Clause Samples

The "Breach Matter Not Determined During the Term" clause establishes how alleged breaches of the agreement are handled if they are not resolved before the contract expires or is terminated. Typically, this clause allows parties to continue pursuing claims or remedies for breaches that occurred during the contract period, even after the agreement has ended. For example, if one party believes the other failed to meet a contractual obligation but the issue is still under review when the contract ends, this clause ensures the matter can still be addressed. Its core function is to prevent unresolved breach issues from being dismissed solely due to the contract's expiration, thereby protecting the rights of the parties to seek redress for contractual violations.
BREACH MATTER NOT DETERMINED DURING THE TERM. If the Team Member breaches any term of this Agreement at any time and the matter is not determined until after the conclusion of this Agreement, such breach and any disciplinary sanctions to be applied will be determined by MAI (or its nominated delegate(s) or where appropriate by any Grievance Tribunal or Appeals Tribunal. in its sole and absolute discretion. The sanctions may include but are not limited to: ineligibility for selection to future Australian Maccabi Teams;
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