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bad boy clause

bad boy clause noun: a provision within a contract that curtails, restrains, or proscribes certain behavior of the parties.

Noun

bad boy clause (plural bad boy clauses)

  1. A provision within a contract that curtails, restrains, or proscribes certain behavior of the parties.

Forms of bad boy clause

pluralbad boy clauses

Questions about bad boy clause

What does bad boy clause mean?
Bad boy clause means a provision within a contract that curtails, restrains, or proscribes certain behavior of the parties.
What part of speech is bad boy clause?
Bad boy clause is a noun.
What is the plural of bad boy clause?
The plural of bad boy clause is bad boy clauses.

Words near bad boy clause in the dictionary

  1. bad blood
  2. bad boi
  3. bad bois
  4. bad books
  5. bad boy
  6. bad boy clause
  7. bad boys
  8. bad breath
  9. bad breaths
  10. bad business
  11. Bad Cannstatt

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