Year and Make Sample Clauses

The 'Year and Make' clause identifies the specific year and manufacturer of a vehicle referenced in an agreement. This clause typically requires the parties to specify details such as the model year and the brand or manufacturer name, ensuring that the subject vehicle is clearly and uniquely described. By providing this information, the clause helps prevent confusion or disputes over which vehicle is being discussed, thereby ensuring clarity and accuracy in the contract.
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