FULL AND COMPLETE AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES Sample Clauses

The "Full and Complete Agreement of the Parties" clause establishes that the written contract represents the entire understanding between the parties, superseding all prior negotiations, discussions, or agreements. In practice, this means that any previous verbal or written statements not included in the contract are not legally binding, and only the terms within the document govern the relationship. This clause ensures clarity and prevents disputes by making it clear that no outside promises or side agreements can alter the contract's terms.
FULL AND COMPLETE AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES. This Agreement constitutes the full and complete commitment between both Parties and may be altered, changed, added to, deleted from, or modified only through the voluntary, mutual consent of the Parties in a written and signed amendment to this Agreement.
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