Common use of Provisional Relief Clause in Contracts

Provisional Relief. A party may at any stage of the proceedings provisionally grant in whole or in part the relief requested by the Claimant. Neither a provisional grant of relief, nor the failure to grant such relief, shall be considered as an admission, it being intended only for the purpose of permitting a party to mitigate damages pending a final determination of the claim.

Provisional Relief. A party may at any stage of the proceedings provisionally grant in whole or in part the relief requested by the Claimantgrievant. Neither a provisional grant of relief, nor the failure to grant such relief, relief shall be considered as an admission, it being intended only for the purpose of permitting a party to mitigate damages pending a final determination of the claim.

Provisional Relief. A party may at any stage of the proceedings provisionally grant in whole or in part the relief requested by the Claimantclaimant. Neither a provisional grant of relief, nor the failure to grant such relief, shall be considered as an admission, it being intended only for the purpose of permitting a party to mitigate damages pending a final determination of the claim.

Provisional Relief. A party may at any stage of the proceedings provisionally grant in whole or in part the relief requested by the Claimantclaimant. Neither a provisional grant of relief, nor the failure to grant such relief, relief shall be considered as an admission, it being intended only for the purpose of permitting a party to mitigate damages pending a final determination of the claim.