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" “include”,“includes” or "including" shall be deemed in all cases to be followed by the phrase “without limitation” "
I REALLY DON'T GET IT. What is it supposed to mean?
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Sounds like a legal document. They are saying that if the contract/document says that something is "included" or any variation of that word, it is included without limitation. So if you are talking about a contract for a car that includes air conditioning and you buy it and go to pick it up, they can't say that the car does include air conditioning, except for the red cars. There can be no limitation unless it is specifically spelled out in the contract.
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