CUSTOMER’S FULL TITLE Clause Samples

The "Customer’s Full Title" clause defines the requirement for the customer’s complete legal name or official designation to be used in the contract. This typically means that all references to the customer within the agreement must use their full, formal title as registered with relevant authorities or as recognized in legal documents. For example, instead of using abbreviations or informal names, the contract would refer to the customer as "ABC Corporation Limited" rather than just "ABC Corp." The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and avoid ambiguity regarding the identity of the contractual party, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or confusion over who is bound by the agreement.
CUSTOMER’S FULL TITLE. (registered number [INSERT]) a company incorporated in [INSERT] whose [registered office/[principal place of business] is at [INSERT] (“Customer”)
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