Later, before, below, below, here, hereafter, below, below, below, below, below, above, above 1. Listed below: in Document 2 or mentioned later. Before: listed in a document or mentioned above 3. Attached: From this event / Fact 4. Listed below under this heading or under sentence 5. In this document 6. of which: in relation to or in connection with this document 7. « The following: from that date on the 8th until this document 9. In this document: in this document 10. Subsequently: thereafter 11.
Previously: earlier, earlier or earlier now 12. Attached: with this letter or document 13. Below: Later in this document, it is stated that the same word should be used to fill both gaps. 14 Consequently: as a result or in this way 15. The above: already mentioned a word of the future that is always used in laws and legal documents that relate to the future time and exclude both the present and the past. Chapman v. Holmes, 10 N. J. Recht, 20; Tremont & S. Mills v. Lowell, 105 mass.
205. 42 X. E. 1134; Dobbinsc. Cragin, 50 N. T. Gl. 040, 23 Atl. 172; Thomas V. Müller, 100,111. 43. 1.
Hereinafter mentioned or referred to in Powered by Black`s Law Dictionary, Free 2nd ed., and The Law Dictionary. In the following means in the next part of a document. In the following, a term is used to refer to the questions provided in the next part of a document. It can also mean from that moment in this document or statement. It may also be referred to as follows. n. Reference in a written contract identifying one of the persons entering into the contract. The agreement would read as follows: `Mary McConnell (hereinafter referred to as part of Part One)`. It is preferable to identify the parties by an abbreviated form of their name (« McConnell ») or as buyers, sellers, owners, trustees or other useful identifications.
The use of the name helps to follow and understand the contract and avoids confusion with « the part of the second party » that identifies another party to the agreement.
