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A purchase agreement contains a clause stating that if the buyer defaults, the seller shall retain the $5,000 earnest money as the sole and exclusive remedy.
This provision is known as:
- A rescission agreement.
- A punitive damage clause.
- A liquidated damages clause.
- An unconscionable contract.
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