Survival of Articles

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Any Article which by its nature, or the context requires, it to survive the expiration of the Contract, shall do so. How should this sentence be understood?

Reply #22009-03-24

Any rule or regulation has a deadline; that’s indeed the case. Here, in the Articles, the term “expiration of the Contract” refers to the end of the contract’s validity, and it is translated as \"having a limited duration\"

Reply #32009-03-24

Regarding survival, please see my reply in the help post at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=392805&page=1#pid2124345.

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