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Rights or obligations that arose before an agreement ended and may continue afterward.
Rights or obligations that arose before an agreement ended and may continue afterward.
A contract may use “accrued rights” when describing rights or obligations that arose before an agreement ended and may continue afterward.
Rights or obligations that arose before an agreement ended and may continue afterward.
This language usually appears in sections explaining when an agreement ends, what notice is required, and what survives afterward.
Termination mechanics can affect deadlines, payments, transition duties, continuing confidentiality, and renewal. Review the exact language rather than relying on the label alone.
Rights or obligations that arose before an agreement ended and may continue afterward.
This language usually appears in sections explaining when an agreement ends, what notice is required, and what survives afterward.
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