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If disagreements arise, they would need to discuss the issues openly and find a resolution—whether that’s further negotiation or, in the worst case, parting ways.
It's not uncommon for businesses to revisit their agreements regularly, especially in dynamic industries, to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Generally, the aim is to enhance operations, but there may be some temporary adjustments needed as they incorporate the new terms into their ongoing projects.
Changes could include revised timelines, updated responsibilities, or alterations to specific clauses that reflect their current business situation.
It's intended to strengthen their partnership by making sure both parties are happy with the terms and can work together more efficiently.
They likely found that some terms needed tweaking due to changes in business needs, regulations, or to smooth out ways they collaborate.
The Amending Agreement aims to clarify and update certain aspects of the original contract between the two companies, ensuring everyone is on the same page.