Prerequisite to Entitlement Clause Samples

The "Prerequisite to Entitlement" clause defines specific conditions that must be met before a party becomes eligible to receive a particular right, benefit, or payment under an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines actions, documentation, or events—such as submitting required reports, achieving certain milestones, or providing necessary approvals—that must occur before entitlement is triggered. Its core practical function is to ensure that obligations or benefits are only granted when agreed-upon requirements are satisfied, thereby protecting parties from premature or unwarranted claims.
Prerequisite to Entitlement. To qualify for either of the above entitlements in any month, a regular part-time employee must receive pay for a minimum time that is proportional to the equivalent of ten working days (7 hours each) that is required of a regular full-time employee.
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  • Prerequisites The Parties shall cooperate in good faith and exchange any documents or information that may be useful for the proper performance of the Agreement. In particular, each Party shall, upon request, promptly provide the other Party with all information, assistance, materials, and resources that the other Party may reasonably require from time to time in connection with the performance of its obligations under this Agreement.

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