PRIORITY OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS / MULTIPLE DOCUMENTS GOVERNING RELATIONSHIP Sample Clauses

The 'Priority of Rights and Obligations / Multiple Documents Governing Relationship' clause establishes which contract or document takes precedence when multiple agreements exist between the same parties. In practice, this clause specifies a hierarchy among documents—such as a master agreement, schedules, and annexes—so that if there is a conflict or inconsistency between their terms, the designated primary document will override the others. This ensures clarity and prevents disputes by providing a clear rule for resolving contradictions, thereby reducing legal uncertainty in complex contractual relationships.
PRIORITY OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS / MULTIPLE DOCUMENTS GOVERNING RELATIONSHIP. 2.1 These Terms incorporate by reference the following documents, listed from highest to lowest priority, by which you agree to be bound, and which together make up your Complete Agreement with us: a

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