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The Addendum Contract Extension is a critical document used when parties wish to extend their existing contractual relationship beyond its original termination date. This document type is particularly relevant in the Indian legal context, where it must comply with the Indian Contract Act of 1872 and related legislation. It is commonly used when organizations need to continue their business relationship but may need to update certain terms, pricing, or scope of work. The addendum typically references the original agreement, clearly states the extension period, and specifies any modifications to the original terms. This document is essential for maintaining business continuity while ensuring legal compliance and can be used across various industries and contract types, from service agreements to supply contracts. It provides a more streamlined approach compared to drafting an entirely new agreement, while still maintaining legal enforceability.
