Explain the following: The term Reddendum.
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Explain the following: The term Reddendum.
Answer & Explanation:
Answer 2(d) Reddendum is a clause peculiar to a deed of lease. Here is mentioned the mode and time fixed for payment of rent under the lease. It begins with the word "rendering or paying" with reference to the rent. Thus, it is a reserving clause in a deed, especially the clause in a lease that specifies the amount of the rent and when it should be paid. It mentions that rent is payable during the term of the lease. Place where payable and instalments are mentioned. If there is apportionment of rent that is also mentioned.
Topics: Conveyancing
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