Unusual Cases Clause Samples
The "Unusual Cases" clause defines how the parties will handle situations that fall outside the normal scope or expectations of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines procedures or exceptions for rare or unforeseen circumstances, such as extraordinary events, unique requests, or atypical scenarios that are not addressed elsewhere in the contract. By specifying how to address these outlier situations, the clause ensures that both parties have a clear process to follow, reducing uncertainty and minimizing disputes when unexpected issues arise.
Unusual Cases. A deficit of not more than five (5) days may be granted in unusual cases on request of the employee, recommendation of the Police Chief, and approval of the City Manager.
Unusual Cases. Leave may be granted with pay in emergency cases when circumstances are 20 clearly unavoidable and extreme hardship is evident. Such leave shall be restricted to three (3) 21 days per year per employee. This leave must be approved in advance by the Superintendent. If 22 advanced notice to the Superintendent is not possible the employee will notify the 23 Superintendent as soon as is practicable. 25 The administration may, in cases where there is extreme hardship, extend the emergency leave beyond 26 the number of days hereinbefore set forth. In such cases full salary shall accrue for the first three (3) 27 days of such extended leave and thereafter the authorized emergency leave shall be without pay.
Unusual Cases. A deficit of not more than three shift days may be granted in unusual cases on request of the member and approval of the City Manager.
Unusual Cases. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Section 13(C), if either Party determines in good faith that manufacture of the modified Core Product would require substantial capital expenditures or would result in substantial idling of existing machinery or equipment or that the modified Core Product would absorb substantially less of the manufacturing overhead cost or general overhead cost than the pre-modified Core Product (but specifically excluding any such cases resulting from normal growth in volume needs), then instead of following the provisions of Section 13(C)(i)-(iii), (a) the Parties shall negotiate in good faith the initial price of the modified Core Product and the associated dollar profit margin and percentage profit margin, and (b) until the Parties agree on the initial price for the modified Core Product and the associated dollar profit margin and percentage profit margin, Diversified shall not sell and PLK and its Franchisees and the Sales Outlets shall not purchase such product to or from any person or entity; the pre-modified Core Product will continue to be sold at its price determined in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Unusual Cases. A deficit of not more than three shift days may be granted in unusual cases on request of the member and approval of the City Manager.