Extended Entitlement Clause Samples
The Extended Entitlement clause grants a party additional rights or benefits beyond the standard terms of an agreement, typically in response to specific circumstances or events. For example, this clause may allow a contractor extra time to complete a project if delays occur due to unforeseen events, or it may provide a supplier with increased payment if certain conditions are met. Its core practical function is to ensure fairness and flexibility by accommodating changes or disruptions, thereby reducing disputes and clarifying how entitlements are adjusted when circumstances change.
Extended Entitlement. An employee may request an extension to her maternity leave and such extension shall not be unreasonably denied.
Extended Entitlement. The Provider can charge parents a deposit to secure their child’s extended hours place. This must be reasonable and be refunded within a month of the child taking up a place. If the parent does not take up the extended entitlement then the provider can retain the deposit. This must be stated in the Provider’s charging policy.