It is actually an illusion to believe that the final document will be opened up for renegotiation in three months or in three years. |
As more colonies were established, Virginia's existing trading activities became intercolonial and required renegotiation. |
The frequency of renegotiation is troubling because the contractual changes often are not desirable. |
The company would not disclose the reasons for the renegotiation of the deal. |
But it won't be entirely costless: any forced renegotiation, even a relatively cheap one, may well lead to a higher cost of credit in the future. |
Weak trading has apparently triggered a clause in the sale agreement enabling a renegotiation of the price. |