Der Satz
Example: Der Satz im Vertrag regelt die Kündigungsfrist genau.
Definition
"Der Satz" in legal context refers to a specific clause or provision within a contract or legal document that outlines particular conditions, rights, or obligations, such as the exact terms for termination or cancellation.
Etymology
The German word "der Satz" originates from Old High German 'satz,' meaning 'setting, placing, or arrangement.' It evolved to signify a set phrase or clause, especially in legal and formal texts, reflecting its role in structuring agreements and statements.
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"Der Satz" appears in the Vocaplus list "German - Law - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 125 commonly used words.
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