DAILY TOTAL Sample Clauses

The "DAILY TOTAL" clause defines the aggregate amount or summary of charges, quantities, or activities that have occurred within a single day under the agreement. Typically, this clause is used in contracts involving services, deliveries, or work logs, where daily tracking is necessary—such as recording the total hours worked by personnel or the total units delivered each day. Its core practical function is to provide a clear, itemized daily record, ensuring transparency and facilitating accurate billing or performance assessment.
DAILY TOTAL. PRODUCTION OF CRUDE OIL has the meaning attributed to it in article 16.3.
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