Effect of other Factors Clause Samples

The "Effect of Other Factors" clause defines how the presence of additional circumstances or influences impacts the interpretation or enforcement of the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies whether external events, such as changes in law, market conditions, or actions by third parties, will alter the parties' obligations or rights under the contract. For example, it may specify that certain obligations remain unchanged regardless of outside developments, or it may outline exceptions if specific external factors occur. The core function of this clause is to provide certainty and manage risk by addressing how unforeseen or external factors affect contractual duties.
Effect of other Factors. Where factors other than an increased imports of originating a good or good of the other party, as the case may be, that simultaneously prejudicial to the domestic industry, the serious injury or threat of serious injury caused by those factors shall not be attributed to the concerned imports.
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Effect of other Factors. If factors other than increased imports from the other Party are injuring or threatening to injure domestic production at the same time, the injury caused by these factors cannot be attributed to the imports in question.
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