Important Inducement Sample Clauses
The "Important Inducement" clause defines a statement or promise that serves as a key reason for one party entering into a contract. In practice, this clause highlights that certain representations, warranties, or assurances made by one party were critical in persuading the other party to agree to the contract terms. For example, a seller's guarantee about the quality of goods or a buyer's assurance of payment might be specified as important inducements. The core function of this clause is to clarify which statements are fundamental to the agreement, thereby helping to allocate risk and provide grounds for remedies if those inducements prove false or are breached.
Important Inducement. The availability of the financial assistance by the Authority as provided herein was an important inducement to the Borrower to undertake the 1985 Project and to locate the Project Facility in the State.
Important Inducement. The availability of the Grant by the Authority as provided herein has been an important inducement to the Grantee to undertake the Project.
