Survival Clause
/ˈsɜrvəvəl klɔz/
Definitions
- (n.) A contractual provision specifying which obligations or rights remain effective after the contract terminates or expires.
The survival clause ensured confidentiality obligations persisted post-termination.
Forms
- survival clause
- survival clauses
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Commentary
Survival clauses are crucial to maintain certain obligations beyond the contract's life and should be drafted clearly to avoid ambiguity.
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