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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct? Cheers !

•The Landlord right to terminate the Contract due to filing a motion concerning bankruptcy and recovery proceedings
  

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No. It makes no sense. It is not a sentence.

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  • No.
  • It makes no sense.
  • It is not a sentence.
  • There is no verb.
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No. It makes no sense. It is not a sentence. There is no verb.
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It's a provision in a lease agreement so it may look a little bit odd, however what I want to know is whether it is grammatically correct?Oh, and it should be "The Landlord's right to..."

Many thanks!
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Anonymouswhat I want to know is whether it is grammatically correct?
A grammatical sentence must have a lexical verb. What you posted has none.
If you don't post a complete sentence, it is impossible to tell if it is grammatically sound.
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