Class or Grade Clause Samples

The "Class or Grade" clause defines the specific quality, category, or standard that goods or materials must meet under a contract. It typically outlines the required characteristics, such as grade of steel, class of lumber, or quality of agricultural products, ensuring that all delivered items conform to agreed-upon specifications. By clearly establishing these standards, the clause helps prevent disputes over quality and ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of the expected goods.
Class or Grade. A group of position alike in duties, authority, and responsibilities that require the same general knowledge, skills, and standards of performance and that are placed on the same step of the salary schedule.
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