Maintaining a Pricing Schedule Clause Samples

The 'Maintaining a Pricing Schedule' clause requires parties to keep an up-to-date and accurate record of the prices applicable to goods or services under the agreement. Typically, this involves regularly reviewing and updating the pricing schedule to reflect any changes, such as adjustments due to market conditions, cost fluctuations, or agreed-upon revisions. By mandating the maintenance of a current pricing schedule, the clause ensures transparency and prevents disputes over pricing, thereby providing clarity and consistency throughout the contract term.
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