Non-Surviving Provisions Sample Clauses

The Non-Surviving Provisions clause identifies which terms of an agreement will not continue to be effective after the contract ends or is terminated. In practice, this clause lists specific sections—such as certain representations, warranties, or operational obligations—that will expire along with the contract, meaning the parties are no longer bound by them once the agreement concludes. Its core function is to provide clarity about which obligations cease upon termination, helping to prevent disputes over lingering responsibilities and ensuring that only explicitly designated provisions remain enforceable post-termination.