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The One Time Waiver is a critical document used in Indonesian business practice when a party needs to grant a temporary exemption from specific contractual obligations without permanently modifying the underlying agreement. It is particularly useful in situations where strict compliance with contract terms may need to be relaxed for a specific instance due to extraordinary circumstances, operational necessities, or mutual business benefit. The document must be drafted in accordance with Indonesian law, particularly the Civil Code (KUHPer) and Law No. 24 of 2009 regarding language requirements. The waiver should clearly identify the specific rights being waived, the limited duration or instance of the waiver, and include explicit language preventing the creation of any precedent for future waivers. This document type is commonly used across various industries and requires careful consideration of both legal and business implications.

1. Identification of Parties: Full legal names and details of the party granting the waiver and the party receiving the benefit of the waiver

2. Date: The effective date of the waiver

3. Background: Brief context of the underlying agreement or situation that gives rise to the need for the waiver

4. Rights Being Waived: Clear and specific description of the right(s) or obligation(s) being waived

5. One-Time Nature: Express statement that this is a one-time waiver and does not constitute a continuing waiver

6. Time Period: Specific period or occasion to which the waiver applies

7. Reservation of Rights: Statement that all other rights and obligations remain in full force and effect

8. Governing Law: Confirmation that Indonesian law governs the waiver

9. Signature Block: Space for signatures, names, and titles of authorized representatives