Minor reservations Sample Clauses

The 'Minor reservations' clause defines how small or non-material objections or issues are handled within an agreement or process. Typically, this clause allows parties to proceed with a transaction, approval, or acceptance even if there are minor concerns that do not significantly affect the overall outcome or performance. For example, in a contract review, minor reservations might refer to insignificant discrepancies that do not warrant renegotiation or delay. The core function of this clause is to prevent trivial issues from stalling progress, ensuring that only substantial problems cause delays or require further negotiation.
Minor reservations. There are minor reservations about the prospective supplier's ability to fully meet the detailed criteria.
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