The purpose of alternative dispute resolution clauses is to provide a way for the parties involved to settle their differences.

The purpose of assignment clauses in an agreement is to limit the ability to assign someone else duties and rights.

The purpose of a binding on successors clause in an agreement is to bind parties to the agreement after it is passed on from the original signer.

A counterpart clause in an agreement is a clause that relates to two or more parties signing an agreement and what happens if all signatures aren't on the same signature page.

A force majeure clause in an agreement is meant to absolve both parties against liability in the event of an uncontrollable incident.

The purpose of indemnification clauses is to prevent a loss or compensation that may happen if something goes wrong. It shifts the burden to the indemnifying party so that they have to pay for any claims that arise from their behavior.