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    Contracts Normally Contain a Clause That Annuls the Contract in the Event
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Contracts Normally Contain a Clause That Annuls the Contract in the Event

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Contracts normally contain a clause that annuls the contract in the event of an overwhelming unforeseen event like a major storm or fire.This is called an evergreen provision.

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