Common use of Employer Recognition Clause in Contracts

Employer Recognition. The Association recognizes that the Employer is a public benefit corporation that it was created and exists by virtue of statutory enactment, that it is in the nature of a political subdivision, and that its operations are for the public benefit. By reason thereof, the Association acknowledges that the power of the Employer to enter into this Agreement or any of the provisions thereof is or may be subject to legal limitations, and, in the event all or any part of this Agreement contravenes any statutory or legal requirement or exceeds the lawful powers of the Employer, then, to the extent of such contravention, this Agreement or such of its provisions as are legally objectionable shall be null and void. The parties mutually agree that the nullity of any provision shall not void the remainder of this Agreement, provided, however, that such provisions can be severed from the Agreement without substantially affecting the whole thereof.

Employer Recognition. The Association recognizes that the Employer employer is a public benefit corporation corporation, that it was created and exists by virtue of statutory enactmentenactments, that it is in the nature of a political subdivision, and that its operations are for the public benefit. By reason thereof, the Association acknowledges that the power of the Employer to enter into this Agreement or any of the provisions thereof is or may be subject to legal limitations, and, in the event all or any part of this Agreement contravenes any statutory or legal requirement or exceeds the lawful powers of the Employer, then, to the extent of such contravention, this Agreement or such of its provisions as are legally objectionable shall be null and void. The parties mutually agree that the nullity of any provision shall not void the remainder of this Agreement, provided, however, that such provisions can be severed from the Agreement without substantially affecting the whole thereof.

Employer Recognition. The Association recognizes that the Employer is a public benefit corporation corporation, that it was created and exists by virtue of statutory enactmentenactments, that it is in the nature of a political subdivision, and that its operations are for the public benefit. By reason thereof, the Association acknowledges that the power of the Employer to enter into this Agreement or any of the provisions thereof is or may be subject to legal limitations, and, in the event all or any part of this Agreement contravenes any statutory or legal requirement or exceeds the lawful powers of the Employer, then, to the extent of such contravention, this Agreement or such of its provisions as are legally objectionable shall be null and void. The parties mutually agree that the nullity of any provision shall not void the remainder of this Agreement, provided, however, that such provisions can be severed from the Agreement without substantially affecting the whole thereof.