Common use of Interpreting your Contract Clause in Contracts

Interpreting your Contract. (a) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary in clause 98, that is what it means. (b) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary, grammatical derivatives of that expression have a corresponding meaning. (For instance, if ‘to colour’ means ‘to paint red’, then ‘coloured’ means ‘painted red’.) (c) Expressions like ‘includes’, ‘including’, ‘e.g.’ and ‘such as’ are not words of limitation. Any examples that follow them are not to be taken as an exhaustive list. (d) Headings are only for convenience. They are to be ignored when interpreting our Customer Terms. (e) A schedule to a document is part of that document. (f) A reference to the singular includes the plural and vice versa. (g) Where one thing is said to include one or more other things, it is not limited to those other things. (h) There is no significance in the use of gender-specific language. (i) A ‘person’ includes any entity which can sue and be sued. (j) A ‘person’ includes any legal successor to or representative of that person. (k) A reference to a law includes any amendment or replacement of that law. (l) Anything that is unenforceable must be read down, to the point of severance if necessary. (m) Anything we can do; we may do through an appropriately authorised representative. (n) Any matter in our discretion is in our absolute and unfettered discretion. TCP Customers and Small Business Customers: We will not unilaterally determine or enforce aright or obligation under your Contract without stating, in reasonable detail, the act, omission, condition, event or legislation which affords us the right to do so. (o) A reference to a document includes the document as modified from time to time and any document replacing it. (p) If something is to be or may be done on a day that is not a Business Day, then it must be done on the next Business Day.

Interpreting your Contract. (a) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary in clause 9895, that is what it means. (b) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary, grammatical derivatives of that expression have a corresponding meaning. (For instance, if ‘to colour’ means ‘to paint red’, then ‘coloured’ means ‘painted red’.) (c) Expressions like ‘includes’, ‘including’, ‘e.g.’ and ‘such as’ are not words of limitation. Any examples that follow them are not to be taken as an exhaustive list. (d) Headings are only for convenience. They are to be ignored when interpreting our Customer Terms. (e) A schedule to a document is part of that document. (f) A reference to the singular includes the plural and vice versa. (g) Where one thing is said to include one or more other things, it is not limited to those other things. (h) There is no significance in the use of gender-specific language. (i) A ‘person’ includes any entity which can sue and be sued. (j) A ‘person’ includes any legal successor to or representative of that person. (k) A reference to a law includes any amendment or replacement of that law. (l) Anything that is unenforceable must be read down, to the point of severance if necessary. (m) Anything we can do; , we may do through an appropriately authorised representative. (n) Any matter in our discretion is in our absolute and unfettered discretion. TCP Customers and Small Business Customers: We will not unilaterally determine or enforce aright a right or obligation under your Contract without stating, in reasonable detail, the act, omission, condition, event or legislation which affords us the right to do so. (o) A reference to a document includes the document as modified from time to time and any document replacing it. (p) If something is to be or may be done on a day that is not a Business Day, Day then it must be done on the next Business Day.

Interpreting your Contract. (a) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary in clause 9895, that is what it means. (b) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary, grammatical derivatives of that expression have a corresponding meaning. (For instance, if ‘“to colour’ ” means ‘“to paint red’red‟, then ‘coloured’ “coloured‟ means ‘“painted red’.red‟.) (c) Expressions like ‘includes’“includes‟, ‘including’“including‟, ‘e.g.’ “e.g.‟ and ‘“such as’ as‟ are not words of limitation. Any examples that follow them are not to be taken as an exhaustive list. (d) Headings are only for convenience. They are to be ignored when interpreting our Customer Terms. (e) A schedule to a document is part of that document. (f) A reference to the singular includes the plural and vice versa. (g) Where one thing is said to include one or more other things, it is not limited to those other things. (h) There is no significance in the use of gender-specific language. (i) A ‘person’ „person‟ includes any entity which can sue xxx and be sued. (j) A ‘person’ „person‟ includes any legal successor to or representative of that person. (k) A reference to a law includes any amendment or replacement of that law. (l) Anything that is unenforceable must be read down, to the point of severance if necessary. (m) Anything we can do; , we may do through an appropriately authorised representative. (n) Any matter in our discretion is in our absolute and unfettered discretion. TCP Customers and Small Business Customers: We will not unilaterally determine or enforce aright a right or obligation under your Contract without stating, in reasonable detail, the act, omission, condition, event or legislation which affords us the right to do so. (o) A reference to a document includes the document as modified from time to time and any document replacing it. (p) If something is to be or may be done on a day that is not a Business Day, Day then it must be done on the next Business Day.

Interpreting your Contract. (a) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary in clause 9895, that is what it means. (b) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary, grammatical derivatives of that expression have a corresponding meaning. (For instance, if ‘to colour’ means ‘to paint red’, then ‘coloured’ means ‘painted red’.) (c) Expressions like ‘includes’, ‘including’, ‘e.g.’ and ‘such as’ are not words of limitation. Any examples that follow them are not to be taken as an exhaustive list. (d) Headings are only for convenience. They are to be ignored when interpreting our Customer Terms. (e) A schedule to a document is part of that document. (f) A reference to the singular includes the plural and vice versa. (g) Where one thing is said to include one or more other things, it is not limited to those other things. (h) There is no significance in the use of gender-specific language. (i) A ‘person’ includes any entity which can sue xxx and be sued. (j) A ‘person’ includes any legal successor to or representative of that person. (k) A reference to a law includes any amendment or replacement of that law. (l) Anything that is unenforceable must be read down, to the point of severance if necessary. (m) Anything we can do; , we may do through an appropriately authorised representative. (n) Any matter in our discretion is in our absolute and unfettered discretion. TCP Customers and Small Business Customers: We will not unilaterally determine or enforce aright a right or obligation under your Contract without stating, in reasonable detail, the act, omission, condition, event or legislation which affords us the right to do so. (o) A reference to a document includes the document as modified from time to time and any document replacing it. (p) If something is to be or may be done on a day that is not a Business Day, Day then it must be done on the next Business Day.

Interpreting your Contract. (a) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary in clause 98, that is what it means. (b) If an expression is defined in the Dictionary, grammatical derivatives of that expression have a corresponding meaning. (For instance, if ‘to colour’ means ‘to paint red’, then ‘coloured’ means ‘painted red’.) (c) Expressions like ‘includes’, ‘including’, ‘e.g.’ and ‘such as’ are not words of limitation. Any examples that follow them are not to be taken as an exhaustive list. (d) Headings are only for convenience. They are to be ignored when interpreting our Customer Terms. (e) A schedule to a document is part of that document. (f) A reference to the singular includes the plural and vice versa. (g) Where one thing is said to include one or more other things, it is not limited to those other things. (h) There is no significance in the use of gender-specific language. (i) A ‘person’ includes any entity which can sue and be sued. (j) A ‘person’ includes any legal successor to or representative of that person. (k) A reference to a law includes any amendment or replacement of that law. (l) Anything that is unenforceable must be read down, to the point of severance if necessary. (m) Anything we can do; we may do through an appropriately authorised representative. (n) Any matter in our discretion is in our absolute and unfettered discretion. TCP Customers and Small Business Customers: We will not unilaterally Wewill notunilaterally determine or enforce orenforce aright or obligation orobligation under your Contract without stating, in reasonable detail, the act, omission, condition, event or legislation which affords us the right to do so. (o) A reference to a document includes the document as modified from time to time and any document replacing it. (p) If something is to be or may be done on a day that is not a Business Day, then it must be done on the next Business Day.