Total Amounts Clause Samples

The 'Total Amounts' clause defines the aggregate sum of money or value that is subject to the agreement. It typically specifies the maximum financial commitment, payment cap, or total compensation that one party is obligated to provide under the contract. For example, it may set a ceiling on total payments for services rendered or goods delivered, regardless of individual invoices or transactions. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of the financial limits of their obligations, thereby preventing disputes over payment expectations and helping to manage financial risk.
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