SECTION INTENIONALLY DELETED Clause Samples

The 'SECTION INTENTIONALLY DELETED' clause serves to indicate that a particular section of a contract or agreement has been deliberately removed or omitted. In practice, this phrase is inserted in place of a section number or heading where content previously existed or was contemplated but is no longer part of the final document. This approach maintains the original numbering and structure of the agreement, preventing confusion or misinterpretation about missing content. Its core function is to ensure clarity and transparency in the document's organization, signaling to all parties that the omission is intentional and not the result of an error or oversight.
SECTION INTENIONALLY DELETED. 42. STOP PAYMENT RELEASE BOND. In the event that any stop payment notices are provided to District in relation to the work, then, upon District’s request and in District’s sole discretion, and in accordance with Civil Code Section 9364, Contractor agrees to give District a release bond, executed by an admitted surety insurer in an amount equal to one hundred twenty-five percent (125%) of the claim stated in the stop payment notice, conditioned for the payment of any amount the claimant recovers in action on the claim, together with court costs if the claimant prevails.
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  • Intentionally Deleted Intentionally Deleted.

  • Intentionally Omitted Intentionally Omitted.

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