Nothing in Condition Sample Clauses
The "Nothing in Condition" clause serves to clarify that the inclusion of a particular condition or provision does not override, limit, or affect other terms within the contract. In practice, this clause is often used to ensure that a specific section is interpreted in harmony with the rest of the agreement, preventing any unintended conflicts or assumptions that one clause supersedes another. Its core function is to maintain the integrity and balance of the contract by explicitly stating that no single condition should be read in isolation to the detriment of the overall agreement.
Nothing in Condition. 9.1 shall prevent the Client from advertising in a proportionate manner on its own website the fact of its attendance and participation in the Event. This includes providing a web link to the Event’s website together with any Event logo. Informa may request for any reason at any time that the Client removes any such promotional material from its website and the Client shall be required to comply with any such request promptly. Nothing in the Agreement shall be construed as granting to the Client any right, permission or licence to: (i) use or exploit Informa’s or any member of the Informa Group’s Intellectual Property Rights; or (ii) otherwise exploit any connection with Informa or any event run by Informa in any way.