Joint recipients Clause Samples

The 'Joint recipients' clause defines how rights, obligations, or benefits are managed when more than one party is designated as a recipient under an agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies that all joint recipients are collectively responsible for fulfilling obligations and may be required to act together in making decisions or receiving notices. For example, if two companies are jointly named as recipients of a service, both must agree on instructions to the provider. The core function of this clause is to prevent confusion or disputes by specifying how joint recipients must act and be treated, ensuring coordinated action and clear allocation of responsibility.