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The use of the term "bi-monthly" (or "bimonthly") in contract documents can be problematic because of ambiguity in the meaning of the term. The word in adjective, adverb and noun forms may be used to refer to an event occurring either twice a month, or every other month. Here are some examples of provision language that may avoid the ambiguity attending the use of the term.
January 23, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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