Claim Time Limit and Waiver of Claims Sample Clauses
The 'Claim Time Limit and Waiver of Claims' clause sets a specific deadline by which parties must submit any claims arising under the contract. Typically, this means that if a party experiences an issue or loss, they must notify the other party and formally make their claim within a defined period, such as 30 or 90 days from when the issue occurred or was discovered. If a claim is not made within this timeframe, the right to pursue that claim is forfeited. This clause ensures timely resolution of disputes and prevents parties from bringing up old or stale claims long after the relevant events, thereby providing certainty and finality to both parties.
Claim Time Limit and Waiver of Claims. In no event shall any claim, dispute, controversy or other matter in question be made against OTC Markets Group by the Company or any person claiming by or through the Company later than one year after the claim, dispute, controversy or other matter in question has arisen. The Company and its employees, directors, and other agents expressly waive any claims, disputes, controversies, and other matters not brought within the period above.
Claim Time Limit and Waiver of Claims. In no event shall any claim: dispute, controversy or other matter in question be made against any party hereto by the other party or any person claiming by or through the other party later than one year after the claim, dispute, controversy or other matter in question has arisen. Both parties and their respective employees, directors, and other agents expressly waive any claims, disputes, controversies, and other matters not brought within the period above.