Common use of – Past Practice (Established Practice Clause in Contracts

– Past Practice (Established Practice. 1. A Past Practice is a longstanding frequent practice that is accepted and known by the Parties, that is not specifically included in this Agreement, and that does not contradict Federal law. This Agreement, Agency regulations, and Federal law take precedence over Past Practice and tradition when there is a contradiction.

– Past Practice (Established Practice. 1. A Past Practice is a longstanding frequent practice that is accepted and known by the Parties, that is not specifically included in this Agreement, and that does not contradict Federal federal law. This Agreement, Agency regulations, and Federal law take precedence over Past Practice and tradition when there is a contradiction.

– Past Practice (Established Practice. 1. A Past Practice is a longstanding frequent practice that is accepted and known by the Parties, that is not specifically included in this Agreement, and that does not contradict Federal law. This AgreementWhen there is a contradiction, Agency Federal Law, Government Wide regulations, and Federal law this Agreement take precedence over Past Practice and tradition when there is a contradictiontradition.

– Past Practice (Established Practice. 1. A Past Practice is a longstanding frequent practice that is accepted and known by the Parties, that which is not specifically included in this Agreement, and that does not contradict Federal federal law. This Agreement, Agency regulations, and Federal law take precedence over Past Practice and tradition when there is a contradiction.

– Past Practice (Established Practice. 1. A Past Practice is a longstanding frequent practice that is accepted and known by the Parties, that is not specifically included in this Agreement, and that does not contradict Federal law. This Federal law, this Agreement, and Agency regulations, and Federal law regulations take precedence over Past Practice and tradition when there is a contradiction.