One of the most difficult and perplexing inquiries encountered in the construction of written agreements is determining whether a contractual clause should be regarded as a valid and enforceable liquidated damages provision or as a penalty. Thus, if there is doubt whether a contract provides for liquidated damages or a penalty, the provision will be construed as a penalty.
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