Conditions
/kənˈdɪʃənz/
Definitions
- (n.) Provisions forming part of a contract or agreement that specify duties, rights, or requirements.
The contract included several conditions that both parties had to fulfill.
- (n.) Circumstances or facts affecting the legality or validity of an act or agreement.
The deed was executed under conditions of duress, making it voidable.
Forms
- condition (singular)
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Commentary
In legal drafting, distinguishing between conditions precedent, conditions subsequent, and concurrent conditions is important for clarity and enforcement.
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