Differences in Standards or Specifications Clause Samples

The "Differences in Standards or Specifications" clause defines how parties should address situations where there are discrepancies or conflicts between various technical standards or specifications referenced in a contract. Typically, this clause outlines a process for identifying which standard or specification takes precedence, or requires the parties to seek clarification or approval from a designated authority, such as the project manager or client, when inconsistencies arise. Its core practical function is to prevent disputes and delays by providing a clear method for resolving ambiguities, ensuring that all work is performed to the correct and agreed-upon requirements.
Differences in Standards or Specifications. To the extent that there may be differences in any applicable standards or specifications referred to in this Article 3, the most stringent standard or specification shall apply.
Differences in Standards or Specifications. 4.13.1 To the extent that there may be differences in any applicable standards or specifications referred to in Section 4.0 above, the most stringent standard or specification shall apply.