boilerplate clause

Simple reference can be made to the need for certain standard clauses ('boilerplate clauses').

Commercial contracts between businesses often contain boilerplate clauses requiring arbitration.

Which boilerplate clauses does the company insist upon?

Therefore, courts should not be finding that the boilerplate clause inherently means ratable payment.

Which boilerplate clauses appear to differ from partner to partner or deal

Boilerplate clauses and other riveting drafting issues.

It provides as appendices an index of several of the more common boilerplate clauses and some sample language for most of these provisions, including alternatives in several cases.

The Accessible Procurement Toolkit provides boilerplate clauses that can be copy and pasted into contracts and Requests for Proposals.

The agency routinely settles cases instead of taking them to trial and allows defendants to put the civil charges behind them with a boilerplate clause declaring that they neither admit nor deny wrongdoing.

"No matter which way the jury went, there is really only one thing that is going to change, and that is the amount of legal boilerplate clauses and liability waivers that will be included in future contracts," said Gary Bongiovanni, editor of the trade publication Pollstar.

Many preferred that forum selection clauses be enforced in all cases, even if they appeared in the boilerplate clauses of a liner bill of lading.