Glossary · Contract and law
Standstill period
A standstill period is the time during which neither party renegotiates the fee or rights. The entry explains how you can recognize the clause.
A standstill period is the time during which neither party renegotiates the fee or rights.
How you can recognize this in practice
It puts a brake on daily adjustments and becomes a problem when the scope nevertheless quietly changes.
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What you check before accepting
- How long does the period last?
- Does it also apply to safety issues?
- What applies after it ends?
Distinction
The period stops price negotiations, not your right to set a boundary. Other terms are standstill and negotiation period. The application itself is submitted via the form and costs you nothing. This entry explains the term and does not replace legal advice.
An open question about this?
Terms explain the what, but not always how it applies to your own situation. If you want to know what this specifically means for you, ask us — it does not have to become an application. Many answers can already be found in the frequently asked questions.