Price Increase Clauses in Building Contracts – Are they Unfair?
Price Increase clauses are clauses in a building and construction contract which allows the builder to ‘unilaterally’ vary the price of the fixed-price residential building
Price Increase clauses are clauses in a building and construction contract which allows the builder to ‘unilaterally’ vary the price of the fixed-price residential building
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