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A grandfather clause in real estate refers to a provision that allows existing property owners to continue using their property in a certain way, even if new regulations or zoning laws have been enacted that would otherwise prohibit that use. This clause protects the rights of those who were in compliance with the law prior to the changes, allowing them to maintain their property rights without being subjected to the new rules. Essentially, it serves to mitigate the impact of regulatory changes on established properties.

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