Future Side Letters Clause Samples

The 'Future Side Letters' clause governs the process and conditions under which a party to an agreement may enter into additional side letters with other parties after the main agreement is executed. Typically, this clause outlines whether future side letters are permitted, if they must be disclosed to existing parties, and whether their terms must be offered to all parties equally. For example, it may require that any preferential terms granted to a new investor via a side letter must also be made available to existing investors. The core function of this clause is to ensure fairness and transparency among all parties, preventing any one party from receiving undisclosed or preferential treatment through subsequent agreements.
Future Side Letters. The parties agree that any and all side letters, and other understandings between the parties not expressly memorialized and incorporated into this Agreement shall no longer be enforceable. No future side-letter within the scope of bargaining will be binding or precedential unless the side letter is incorporated into or appended to this Agreement and has been approved in writing by the SFMTA Executive Director or, where appropriate, by the SFMTA Board of Directors. To be valid, side-letters must cover only matters within the scope of bargaining, must be dated and signed by the appropriate parties, and contain an expiration date no later than the expiration date of this Agreement.
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Future Side Letters. 12. All future side letters affecting matters within the authority and control of MUNI shall be entered into by and between TWU and the MTA Executive Director. If appropriate, the side letters will be subject to the approval of the MTA Board of Directors.
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Future Side Letters. 12. All future side letters affecting matters within the authority and control of MUNI shall be entered into by and between TWU and the SFMTA Executive Director. If appropriate, the side letters will be subject to the approval of the SFMTA Board of Directors.
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Future Side Letters. 13. All future side letters affecting matters within the authority and control of the MUNI Public Transportation Department shall be entered into by and between TWU and the Director of Public Transportation. If appropriate, the side letters will be subject to the approval of the MTA Public Transportation Commission.
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