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Exceptive Clauses — Proposizioni Eccettuative·Advanced Contract Language: Exceptive Clauses in Italian Law
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Rule reminder

Italian contract and statutory law uses layered exceptive structures. Key patterns: 'salvo quanto diversamente previsto' (unless otherwise provided), 'fatto salvo il diritto di' (without prejudice to the right to), 'eccetto nei casi previsti da' (except in cases provided by), 'a meno che la legge non disponga diversamente' (unless the law provides otherwise). Understanding these is essential for reading Italian contracts, privacy policies, and legal texts at a professional level.

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Which formula is MOST APPROPRIATE for an Italian Terms of Service clause: 'The service will be available 24/7 unless maintenance is required.'?

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