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escalation clause |
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| There has been more than one lease agreement which has had its escalation clause, or pro rata billing formula modified so as to conform to the inflexibility of a packaged program. Soon after, I became well acquainted with the concept of the escalation clause, the inspections waiver, the failed bid, and generally competing like gladiators for any property deemed livable and available. and in their contracts with oil companies the price escalation clauses are benchmarked to indexes that we [ucg] generate. |
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