Limit of Days Sample Clauses
The "Limit of Days" clause sets a specific maximum number of days within which a particular action or obligation must be completed under the contract. For example, it may require that a party deliver goods, provide notice, or perform a service within a set timeframe, such as 30 days from the date of signing or upon receipt of a request. This clause ensures that all parties are aware of and adhere to clear deadlines, thereby reducing uncertainty and helping to prevent disputes over delays or untimely performance.
Limit of Days. A teacher may draw on the sick leave bank after using up all but 20% of their accumulated PTO days. The number of days drawn from the bank will be restricted to the number of days necessary to enter long term disability. Since MESSA allows "modified fill," those employees with over 90 accumulated PTO days may continue to use them.