Number and Suffix Sample Clauses

The "Number and Suffix" clause defines how numbers and suffixes are to be used and interpreted within the contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether singular terms include the plural and vice versa, and how suffixes (such as letters or numbers following a main number) are to be read in references to sections, exhibits, or schedules. For example, it may specify that "Section 2(a)" is distinct from "Section 2" and that references to numbers include all relevant suffixes unless otherwise stated. This clause ensures consistency and clarity in interpreting references throughout the agreement, reducing the risk of ambiguity or misinterpretation.
Number and Suffix. ‌ Every Original / Void or Replacement claim submitted to MassHealth should have a new, unique claim number + suffix combination. Duplicate claim number + claim suffix combinations will not be loaded into the MassHealth data warehouse.
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