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Is a contractual clause that grants one of the parties the right to terminate the contract by its unilateral will and without stating reasons considered an unenforceable condition that nullifies its effect?

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This condition is not considered unenforceable if it was agreed upon by both parties, and it must be given effect according to the terms of the contract.

This condition is not considered unenforceable if it was agreed upon by both parties, and it must be given effect according to the terms of the contract.
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