reddendum (Meaning)
reddendum (n.)
A clause in a deed by which some new thing is reserved out of what had been granted before; the clause by which rent is reserved in a lease.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reddendum
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reddendum Sentence Examples
- The reddendum in the lease agreement explicitly outlines the landlord's right to repossess the property under specific circumstances.
- The purchase agreement contained a reddendum stating that the sale was contingent upon the buyer obtaining financing within 30 days.
- The contract for the construction of the building included a reddendum that allowed the contractor to make adjustments to the design as necessary.
- The employment contract stipulated a reddendum that prohibited the employee from engaging in activities that competed with the company.
- The patent application included a reddendum that reserved specific rights for the inventor in the event of future licensing deals.
- The deed to the property contained a reddendum that granted an easement to the neighboring landowner for access purposes.
- The will specified a reddendum that provided for the distribution of certain assets to a charitable organization after the estate was settled.
- The prenuptial agreement had a reddendum that protected the separate property of each spouse in the event of a divorce.
- The loan agreement included a reddendum that allowed the lender to increase the interest rate if certain financial conditions were met.
- The contract for the sale of goods contained a reddendum that disclaimed any warranties or guarantees by the seller.
FAQs About the word reddendum
A clause in a deed by which some new thing is reserved out of what had been granted before; the clause by which rent is reserved in a lease.
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The reddendum in the lease agreement explicitly outlines the landlord's right to repossess the property under specific circumstances.
The purchase agreement contained a reddendum stating that the sale was contingent upon the buyer obtaining financing within 30 days.
The contract for the construction of the building included a reddendum that allowed the contractor to make adjustments to the design as necessary.
The employment contract stipulated a reddendum that prohibited the employee from engaging in activities that competed with the company.
