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By acquiring properties and attaching withdrawal-of-lawsuit clauses, companies are in effect demanding that the other party give up its right to sue in an out-of-court settlement; such an approach is usually legally valid as long as the agreement is reached voluntarily by both parties and does not violate mandatory legal provisions.
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