The subcontract entered into by plaintiff contained a no-damages-for-delay provision. Such a provision "is valid and enforceable and is not contrary to public policy" where, as here, "the clause and the contract of which it is a part satisfy the requirements for the validity of contracts generally" (Corinno Civetta Constr. Corp. v City of New York,
While the complaint here recites a list of purported...
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