How is Specific Requirements defined in a legal contract?

• Specific Requirements means the descriptions related to composition and physical properties of Natural Gas as outlined in certain Operating Procedures.
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• Specific Requirements means an additional clause to this Agreement which enumerates the kind, cost, and other details of the work to be completed and the materials to be provided.
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• Specific Requirements means the descriptions for the Goods plus any specific demands, conditions concerning a specific client or project which pertain to this Order, and which are put forward in writing.
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• Specific Requirements means the set requirements stated in a particular attachment.
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• Specific Requirements means any written content, paperwork, and terms which are specific to a certain Purchase Order, which may include a Statement of Work, Contract Specifications, Customer Requirements, depiction of Acceptance Tests, Drawings, Project Plan or milestones, agreed upon by the Parties prior to the execution of the Supply Contract.
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• Specific Requirements means any additional demands of the Landowner which are attached to this Agreement and titled “Specific Requirements” and which are detailed at [schedule] to this Agreement and signed by both parties.
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Genie Definition 2

• Specific Requirements means additional conditions or instructions attached to an Agreement, reflecting the needs of a contributing party.

Relevant Contract Types

• Partnership Agreement
• Joint Venture Agreement
• Non-Disclosure Agreement

Relevant Circumstances

• When two or more parties wish to enter a partnership or collaborative venture.
• When confidential information is shared between entities and specific conditions are required to protect that data.
• When creating requirements that are unique to a specific party involved in the agreement.

Relevant Sectors

• Technology
• Professional Services
• Investment

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