Definition
A legally binding segment of a contract, will, or agreement that outlines specific terms, conditions, or escape hatches—read it carefully or risk getting absolutely wrecked in litigation.
Example Usage
The non-compete clause in his employment contract prevented him from working for any rival firm for two years.
Source: Merriam-Webster; legal and grammatical terminology
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