Exclusiveness
/ɪkˌskluːsɪvˈnɛs/
Definitions
- (n.) The quality or state of being exclusive; the legal right or condition of limiting participation, access, or use to a particular person or group.
The exclusiveness clause in the contract granted the supplier sole rights to distribute the product in the region.
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Commentary
Exclusiveness often appears in contracts to signify rights or privileges granted solely to one party, limiting others’ access or activities; drafting should clearly define the scope and duration to avoid disputes.
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