AGREEMENT TO ENTER Sample Clauses
The "Agreement to Enter" clause establishes that the parties intend to formalize a future contract or arrangement, but have not yet entered into a binding agreement regarding the substantive terms. Typically, this clause outlines the parties' mutual understanding to negotiate in good faith or to execute a definitive agreement at a later date, often specifying a timeframe or conditions that must be met before the formal contract is signed. Its core practical function is to clarify that, while discussions are ongoing and intentions are aligned, no enforceable obligations exist until a final agreement is executed, thereby preventing premature legal commitments.
AGREEMENT TO ENTER. 11.1 For the purposes of permitting the Region to carry out any of its rights and remedies under this Agreement or at law, the Owner hereby grants to the Region an unlimited and irrevocable right to enter upon and access the Building Site, upon 24 hours’ written notice given by the Region unless the Region is acting in accordance with clause 9.1 in which no notice is required to be given by the Region, through any of its employees, agents and contractors, including their vehicles, equipment, supplies and materials, and the Owner shall execute such further assurances as may be deemed necessary by the Region to facilitate the right granted herein.