habendum

/hæbɪndʊm/

Definitions

1. noun

A Latin term used in real property law to indicate that something is to be held or possessed.

“The deed specified the habendum clause, which outlined the terms of the property transfer.”

2. adjective

Used to describe something related to real property law or the act of holding or possessing property.

“The habendum clause in the contract seemed confusing to the inexperienced buyer.”

Synonyms

  • hold
  • possess

Antonyms

  • abandon
  • alienate