The ____ clause of a contract defines what is in and out of scope, which might include the geographical limitations, the validity or invalidity of prior contracts, preferential treatment by the supplier, or other elements.
A)force majeure
B)supply and delivery
C)scope of agreement
D)liability
E)key performance indicators and compensation

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The scope of agreement clause defines what is included and excluded in a contract, including geographical limitations, validity of prior contracts, and other elements. Force majeure clause pertains to unforeseeable circumstances that prevent the performance of the contract. Supply and delivery, liability, and key performance indicators and compensation are other types of clauses that may be included in a contract, but do not define the scope of the agreement.

The ____ Clause of a Contract Defines What Is in and Out