Common use of Excessive Burdens; Freedom of Consent Clause in Contracts

Excessive Burdens; Freedom of Consent. The PARTIES declare that the obligations assumed by this instrument (a) are fully equitable, as well as that they have and shall have, throughout the validity of this COMMITMENT, full capacity to comply with such obligations, thus refraining from invoking, at any time, excessive burden in the performance of the same; and (b) were assumed by the PARTIES by full and unequivocal agreement, in existing in this contract any kind of addiction of consent, coercion, the PARTIES exercising their freedom to contract, including having been assisted by their lawyers, consultants, accountants and technicians in this present agreement.

Excessive Burdens; Freedom of Consent. The PARTIES declare that the obligations assumed by this instrument (a) are fully equitable, as well as that they have and shall have, throughout during the validity entire term of this COMMITMENTCONTRACT, full capacity to comply with such fulfill these obligations, thus refraining from invoking, at any time, excessive burden in the performance of the same; and (b) were assumed by the PARTIES by full and unequivocal agreement, in existing in this contract any kind of addiction defect of consent, coercionduress, exercising the PARTIES exercising their PARTIES’ freedom to contract, including having been assisted this PARTIES by their lawyers, consultants, accountants and technicians in this present agreement.