Sentence examples for contractual information from inspiring English sources

I did this because I am no longer with Uefa, and it is they who exclusively possess all contractual information relating to this query.

Already in 2001, in their ACCA Docket article Doing deals with flowcharts, Henry W. (Hank Jones and Michael Oswaldd recognized this need and discussed the technology tools available to help lawyers and others to use flowcharts to clarify contractual information.

In response to the limitations of existing churn-prediction systems and the unavailability of customer demographics in the mobile telecommunications provider investigated, we propose, design, and experimentally evaluate a churn-prediction technique that predicts churning from subscriber contractual information and call pattern changes extracted from call details.

Importantly, if athletes wish to become a part of the Fantex Brokerage Services trading platform, they must understand that information on their contractual information, endorsement deals and other material information about them (including any pending litigation) will be disclosed.

With the supplier, buyer, and bank as the main trading parties, and the sharing of contractual information on a decentralized distributed ledger, smart contracts can ensure that payments are made automatically once a predetermined time and result is reached.

"We do not disclose details on confidential contractual information," a spokesperson for the academy said in an email.

The Court powerfully stated that "...a party cannot point to extra-contractual information and escape the contractual limitation by arguing that the extra-contractual information was incomplete".

Rules applicable to offline sales have been harmonised to a lesser extent, such as rules on pre-contractual information requirements.

(4) The Union rules applicable to the sales of goods are still fragmented although rules on pre-contractual information requirements, the right of withdrawal for distance contracts and delivery conditions have already been fully harmonised.

Moreover in order to improve legal certainty and to avoid that consumers are misled, this Directive should provide that where commercial guarantee conditions contained in advertisements or pre-contractual information are more favourable to the consumer than those included in the guarantee statement the more advantageous conditions should prevail.

(4) Certain Union rules applicable to sales of goods are still fragmented although rules on pre-contractual information requirements, the right of withdrawal and delivery conditions have already been fully harmonised in Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council.