Evidence Considered Clause Samples

The 'Evidence Considered' clause defines what types of information, documents, or materials a decision-maker may review when resolving disputes or making determinations under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines whether only written submissions, oral testimony, or specific categories of evidence (such as emails, contracts, or expert reports) are admissible. By clearly specifying the scope of evidence that can be considered, the clause ensures transparency in the decision-making process and helps prevent disputes over what information is relevant or permissible, thereby promoting fairness and efficiency.