Priority Listing Sample Clauses
A Priority Listing clause establishes the order in which certain rights, obligations, or interests take precedence over others within a contract. In practice, this clause may specify that one party’s claim to payment, delivery, or performance is ranked above those of other parties, or that certain contractual provisions override others in the event of a conflict. By clearly defining the hierarchy of rights or terms, the clause helps prevent disputes over which obligations must be fulfilled first and ensures that all parties understand the sequence of priorities in the agreement.
Priority Listing. As extra care is a specialist resource, it is important that flats are allocated to those people who are in greatest need irrespective of where they are currently living, although Chorley Council will manage the scheme in order to have the majority of residents with high needs who can demonstrate a local connection to Chorley. Priority order for Allocations Local Connection 1 1a People living in Chorley 1b People living in another area with a local connection to Chorley 1c People living in other districts in Lancashire
Priority Listing. As extra care is a specialist resource, it is important that flats are allocated to those people who are in greatest need of the service irrespective of where they are currently living in other districts within Lancashire County Council administrative area* (see below for definition)