Covenants

/ˈkʌvənənts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Legally binding promises or agreements within contracts or deeds, often relating to property use or conduct.
    The lease includes covenants that restrict subletting without permission.

Forms

  • covenant

Commentary

Typically drafted with clarity about mutual obligations; distinct from conditions as covenants usually involve ongoing duties.

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