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Question 46 2 pts If there is evidence that a word used in a contract has a particular trade usage, courts will give it that meaning. ask the contracting parties to add it to the \textit{nolo} \textit{contendere} section of the contract. replace the word with its legal equivalent. ask the contracting parties to add it as a comment to the contract. ask the contracting parties to remove that word from the contract.

          Question 46
2 pts
If there is evidence that a word used in a
contract has a particular trade usage, courts will
give it that meaning.
ask the contracting parties to add it to the \textit{nolo}
\textit{contendere} section of the contract.
replace the word with its legal equivalent.
ask the contracting parties to add it as a
comment to the contract.
ask the contracting parties to remove that word
from the contract.

Question 46
2 pts
If there is evidence that a word used in a
contract has a particular trade usage, courts will
give it that meaning.
ask the contracting parties to add it to the nolo
contendere section of the contract.
replace the word with its legal equivalent.
ask the contracting parties to add it as a
comment to the contract.
ask the contracting parties to remove that word
from the contract.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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Question 46 2 pts If there is evidence that a word used in a contract has a particular trade usage, courts will give it that meaning. ask the contracting parties to add it to the **nolo** **contendere** section of the contract. replace the word with its legal equivalent. ask the contracting parties to add it as a comment to the contract. ask the contracting parties to remove that word from the contract.