No Precedent or Practice Sample Clauses
The "No Precedent or Practice" clause establishes that past actions, behaviors, or informal agreements between the parties do not set a binding precedent for interpreting the current contract. In practice, this means that just because one party previously allowed a deviation from the contract terms or overlooked a breach, it does not mean they are obligated to do so in the future. This clause ensures that the contract is interpreted strictly according to its written terms, preventing parties from claiming rights or obligations based on prior conduct and thereby promoting certainty and consistency in contract enforcement.
No Precedent or Practice. Nothing in this MOA may be deemed to establish a precedent or practice or to alter any established precedent or practice arising out of or relating to the CBA between the District and the Union. No party may submit this MOA in any proceeding as evidence of a precedent or practice.
No Precedent or Practice. Nothing in this MOA may be deemed to establish a new precedent or practice or to alter any established precedent or practice arising out of or relating to the CBA between the District and the Union. Nothing in this MOA will preclude the District from giving notice in the future that it is terminating any former practice effective upon the ratification of the next contract.