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    The Minister Of Justice Of Georgia Adopted The Order On Amendments To The Order On Approval Of The Instruction On Registration Of Entrepreneurs And Non-Entrepreneurial (Non-Commercial) Legal Entities

    On 01 January 2021, Order of the Minister of Justice of Georgia on Amendments to the Order On Approval of the Instruction on Registration of Entrepreneurs and Non-Entrepreneurial (Non-Commercial)
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    When drafting or negotiating a contract, it may be tempting to include a fixed amount to be paid if the other party breaches the contract. This type of provision is called a liquidated damages clause.
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