noun
- Plural of habendum; a clause in a deed or contract that specifies what is to be held or enjoyed by the grantee.
Usage: legal; formal; archaic
Examples
- The habendums clause outlined the rights and privileges granted to the new property owner.
- Legal documents from the 18th century often contained detailed habendums sections.
- The lawyer reviewed the habendums to ensure the client understood what was being conveyed.