Suppose that vague term lucky was replaced using insights from the input method in terms of...

 

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Suppose that vague term "lucky" was replaced using insights from the input method in terms of "if the average speed of the race horse is 22km on its next five races on the UAE circuit." (1) Is the contingency for paying the extra amount now clear? Answer: Yes or No and Explain (2) Even if the replacement term is clear, would such a formulation make sense in terms of logic and from an inference of the likely intent of the parties who included the contingent clause? Answer: Yes or No and Explain Suppose that vague term "lucky" was replaced using insights from the input method in terms of "if the average speed of the race horse is 22km on its next five races on the UAE circuit." (1) Is the contingency for paying the extra amount now clear? Answer: Yes or No and Explain (2) Even if the replacement term is clear, would such a formulation make sense in terms of logic and from an inference of the likely intent of the parties who included the contingent clause? Answer: Yes or No and Explain

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