Single-Element Provision
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A Single-Element Provision is a atomic contract provision that contains one distinct contractual stipulation or contractual condition.
- Context:
- It can range from being a Single-Element Obligation Provision to being a Single-Element Permission Provision to being a Single-Element Declerative Provision.
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- Example(s):
- Single-Element Obligation Provisions:
- Single-Element Confidentiality Obligation Provision:
- “[Employee shall not disclose any confidential information]1."
- Single-Element Non-Compete Provision:
- “[Employee agrees not to engage in any business activities that compete with the employer]1."
- Single-Element Confidentiality Obligation Provision:
- Single-Element Permission Provisions:
- Single-Element Access Provision:
- “[Contractor is permitted to have access to the facility only during business hours]1."
- Single-Element Access Provision:
- Single-Element Declarative Provisions:
- Single-Element Notice Requirement Provision:
- “[Tenant must notify the landlord about any damages within 24 hours of occurrence]1."
- Single-Element Notice Requirement Provision:
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- Single-Element Obligation Provisions:
- Counter-Example(s):
- a Two-Element Provision, Three-Element Provision, Four-Element Provision.
- a Complex Contractual Provision that integrates multiple conditions or stipulations.
- See: Simplicity in Legal Drafting, Contractual Efficiency, Legal Clarity, Contract Design.