Nothing in Clauses 1 Clause Samples
The 'Nothing in Clauses 1' clause serves to clarify that the provisions outlined in Clause 1 do not override, limit, or affect other rights or obligations elsewhere in the agreement. In practice, this type of clause is often used to ensure that the specific terms of Clause 1 are not interpreted as restricting broader rights, remedies, or responsibilities that may exist under the contract or applicable law. Its core function is to prevent unintended limitations or conflicts, thereby maintaining the integrity and scope of the agreement as a whole.
Nothing in Clauses 1. 6.1 or 1.6.2 shall operate to exclude Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
Nothing in Clauses 1. 1 to 1.6 inclusive shall require the Parties to offer to any Regulatory Authority, accept or agree any undertakings, commitments, conditions, modifications or remedies, whether involving divestments or disposals or constraints on prices or other behaviour or otherwise, in order to obtain the satisfaction of the Regulatory Conditions.
Nothing in Clauses 1. 1 and 1.2 will prevent either Party from pursuing contractual or other legal remedies that do not pertain to the subject matters of the Proceedings.
Nothing in Clauses 1. 1 to 1.6 inclusive shall require either Party to disclose any competitively sensitive or confidential information or business secrets which have not been previously disclosed to the other Party, in which case this information is to be communicated between AbbVie’s and Shire’s advisers on an “external adviser only” basis (a non-confidential version of the relevant filing, notification, submission or communication being provided to the other).