Contract Life Clause Samples
The "Contract Life" clause defines the duration for which the agreement remains in effect between the parties. It typically specifies the start and end dates of the contract, and may outline conditions for renewal or extension. For example, a contract might be set to last for one year from the signing date, with an option to renew for additional terms if both parties agree. This clause ensures both parties are clear on how long their obligations and rights under the contract will last, preventing misunderstandings about when the agreement begins and ends.
Contract Life. Upon withdrawal, the Retailer shall surrender the Retailer Certificate, at which time the Contract shall terminate and all Lottery products, Equipment and Inventory shall be returned to the Lottery.
Contract Life. The Contract life is from the effective date of the Contract until the date the Contract expires or is terminated, except as otherwise expressed. The Contractor shall begin
Contract Life. The contract shall come into effect after signed by both Parties. In case Party B requires notarization of the contract, the notarization shall be completed before the contract comes into effect. The contract will expire after the loan principles and interest have been returned.
Contract Life. It is understood that the services herein contracted for will continue from the date of the beginning of the service until either party shall give the other party sixty days written notice of cancellation at their official address; provided, however, that the customer cannot cancel during the first six months of service.
Contract Life. The Contract will be based on the results of this Request For Proposals it is expected, if implemented, that each mowing season will begin approximately April 15th and end the second week in November of each year. Please provide pricing for 2018 and 2019 and 2020. Any additional work added to the original contract amount shall be completed at the original contract unit prices and documented through a change order. Brown County may not implement a contract in 2018.