Price Revision

/ˈpraɪs rɪˈvɪʒən/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An adjustment made to the price stipulated in a contract or agreement, often due to changed circumstances or negotiated terms.
    The contract included a clause allowing for price revision if raw material costs increased significantly.

Forms

  • price revision
  • price revisions

Commentary

Price revision clauses are commonly used in long-term contracts to address economic fluctuations; clarity in drafting is essential to avoid disputes.

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