NON-CREDIT LIMIT Sample Clauses

The Non-Credit Limit clause establishes that there is no predetermined maximum amount of credit or financial exposure set for the parties involved in the agreement. In practice, this means that transactions or obligations under the contract are not restricted by a specific credit ceiling, allowing parties to engage in business without being constrained by a fixed upper limit. This clause is typically used to provide flexibility in commercial relationships, ensuring that business operations are not hindered by arbitrary credit restrictions and allowing for greater adaptability to changing financial needs.
NON-CREDIT LIMIT. Total District non-credit FTES shall not be greater than 1% of District credit FTES. Community service is not part of the 1%.