Subject to Revision Sample Clauses

The 'Subject to Revision' clause establishes that the terms or provisions within a document are not final and may be changed before a definitive agreement is reached. In practice, this means that any drafts, proposals, or preliminary documents containing this clause are open to further negotiation and modification by the parties involved. This clause is commonly used in contracts, memoranda of understanding, or policy drafts to signal that the content is provisional. Its core function is to prevent parties from being bound by preliminary terms, ensuring flexibility and allowing for adjustments as discussions progress.