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Grandfather clauses are provisions in laws or regulations that allow individuals or entities to continue operating under previous rules or standards despite changes in the law. Typically, these clauses apply to situations where new regulations would significantly impact existing operations, ensuring that those already established are not adversely affected. For example, in zoning laws, a grandfather clause might allow an older business to continue its operations even if new zoning restrictions would otherwise prohibit it.

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