Technical Irregularities Sample Clauses
The Technical Irregularities clause defines how minor procedural or technical errors in the execution of a contract or bidding process are handled. Typically, this clause allows for the acceptance of submissions or actions that contain small, non-material mistakes—such as typographical errors or missing signatures—provided they do not affect the overall substance or fairness of the process. Its core function is to prevent the disqualification of parties or invalidation of actions due to inconsequential mistakes, thereby ensuring that the process remains efficient and focused on substantive compliance rather than strict technical perfection.
Technical Irregularities. No minor technical violation or irregularity occasioned by clerical, typographical or similar technical error in the grievance and arbitration procedures shall prevent the substance of a grievance being heard and judged on its merits, nor shall it affect the jurisdiction of the arbitrator.
Technical Irregularities. 15.05.1 A clerical, typographical or technical error in the written specification of the grievance shall not prevent the substance of a grievance from being heard and judged on its merits. Non-compliance with time limits does not constitute a technical irregularity.
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Technical Irregularities. A grievance shall not be deemed to be invalid or defeated by reason of minor technical irregularities.