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Sunset Clause

 
Banking Dictionary: Sunset Clause

Language in a state law stating the law expires at a specified date, unless renewed by act of the state legislature. Legislation in several states raising or abolishing interest rate ceilings on credit card finance charges contains such clauses.

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A provision in a sales contract that sets a date after which the agreement is no longer in effect.
Example: Since the housing market was strong and the Andersons were attracting a number of prospective buyers for their house, they insisted on a sunset clause in the contract. This provision would allow them to offer the house to another buyer should the closing be delayed for any reason.

 
 

 

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