Recapture Clause
In a contract, a clause permitting the party who grants an Interest or right to take it back under certain conditions.
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In a contract, a clause permitting the party who grants an Interest or right to take it back under certain conditions.
In a contract, a clause permitting the party who grants an Interest or right to take it back under certain conditions.
Example: Carter grants a Lease to Frank's Furniture, with rent set at 6% of retail sales. The lease contains a recapture clause whereby Carter can regain the property unless sales are over $1 million per year.
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