Inconclusive Results Clause Samples

The 'Inconclusive Results' clause defines how parties should proceed when the outcome of a test, investigation, or assessment does not provide a clear or definitive answer. Typically, this clause outlines the steps to be taken in such situations, such as repeating the test, seeking a third-party evaluation, or suspending certain obligations until clarity is achieved. Its core function is to provide a structured process for handling uncertainty, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring that both parties know how to move forward when results are ambiguous.
Inconclusive Results. 1. If any result is deemed inconclusive, the employee is subject to immediate retest under the testing processes set forth in this Article.
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