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Nothing here is legal advice, and no file written in the CONTRACTS.md format is a contract or has legal effect. A file is a record of terms as someone wrote them down; whether an agreement exists, what it means and whether it binds anyone is for the parties and their advisers.

Checks compare a file with the format and with itself. They do not check whether terms are fair, lawful, enforceable or complete for your case, and a clean result is not an approval.

Key dates, term costs, differences and service credits are calendar arithmetic and multiplication on the numbers you send. The agreement itself governs, including any rounding, notice, business-day and remedy rules it states. A liability cap in a file is whatever the parties stated; no tool computes one.

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