An after acquired clause is a provision in a mortgage loan that includes property subsequently purchased as security on the existing mortgage. This can complicate future financing and the restructuring of loans as additional acquired property becomes part of the original security.
A Grandfather Clause is a provision that allows individuals or companies to continue operating under a prior regulation or policy, despite the implementation of new rules which may no longer permit that activity under the new laws.
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