A comity clause refers to a provision in a contract or agreement that governs the cooperation and mutual respect between the parties involved. It outlines the principles of goodwill, understanding, and harmony between the parties, encouraging them to work together in a cooperative and respectful manner. The comity clause is intended to foster positive relationships and minimize conflicts or disputes between the parties, promoting a spirit of collaboration and trust. It often includes language requiring the parties to act in good faith, communicate openly, and resolve any disagreements through negotiation or mediation before resorting to litigation.
