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correct expression
- Thread starter Hanka
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Mutually is better; otherwise OK.
Actually, "mutual" should refer to the "requirements".
apex2000
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Your two further comments do not change my response.
You could say ' reasonably mutual requirements' which is better than 'reasonable.....'. However in your latest comment it is clear that it is the mutuality that is important. Without that no matter how reasonable each side's requirement may be there has to be mutuality for the contract to be finalised. There can be mutual agreement without any reasonableness.
You could say ' reasonably mutual requirements' which is better than 'reasonable.....'. However in your latest comment it is clear that it is the mutuality that is important. Without that no matter how reasonable each side's requirement may be there has to be mutuality for the contract to be finalised. There can be mutual agreement without any reasonableness.
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