Answer:
A. Liquidated Damages Clause
Step-by-step explanation:
Liquidated damages clause is a provision in the case of a breach of contract in certain legal contracts where the party that defaults or cause intangible or hard to define losses to the other is obligated to pay a pre-determined estimate or amount to the affected party.
Liquidated damages are damages that occur as a result of specific breach in of contract, for instance, late execution of project that leads to a loss for the other party can be called a liquidated damage. As such the pre-determined amount or estimate for such damages must be paid.
Home Delivery Corporation and Interstate transport inc. have designated $1000 as the liquidated damages clause for a case of material breach of the contract signed by either party.