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"No cure, no pay" is a contractual agreement commonly used in service industries, particularly in legal and medical fields, where clients only pay if a specific outcome is achieved. This model shifts the financial risk to the service provider, incentivizing them to deliver results. It ensures that clients are not financially burdened unless they receive the promised service or remedy. This approach can enhance trust and commitment between clients and service providers.

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