References to Transaction Document Clause Samples
The "References to Transaction Document" clause defines how references to the main agreement or related documents should be interpreted throughout the contract. It typically clarifies that any mention of the "Transaction Document" includes all amendments, schedules, and attachments, ensuring that references remain accurate even if the document is modified or supplemented. This clause helps prevent ambiguity by making it clear that all parts of the agreement, including future changes, are covered whenever the document is referenced, thereby ensuring consistency and reducing the risk of misinterpretation.
References to Transaction Document. A reference to “Transaction Document” in this clause 12 does not include the Extension Infrastructure Head-Lease, the Integrated Network Deed or the Construction Agreement.
References to Transaction Document. A reference to “Transaction Document” in this clause 5 (other than in clause 5.1(a)) does not include the Extension Infrastructure Head-Lease, the Integrated Network Deed or the Construction Agreement.
References to Transaction Document. References to “Transaction Document” in this document and its Schedules means this individual Transaction Document only and does not mean or refer to any other Transaction Document that has been or may in the future become part of the Agreement.
References to Transaction Document. A reference to “Transaction Document” in this clause 5 (other than in