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Date Certain

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Date Certain
A term identifying the date on/by which the specified actions of a contract can be reasonably completed. This date is important, as it is generally considered legally binding.

Notes:
The third Friday of each month is an example of a date certain for option expiry. Remember, options (and in fact all derivatives) are simply contracts between two parties.


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The other possibility was a plea bargain that would protect his dignity and honor but enable him to be set free by a date certain in the near future.
Setting a date certain for trade to resume was important, Johanns said.
If the tenant is to handle the build-out, the landlord will require the tenant to begin paying rent by a date certain, whether or not the work has been completed.
 
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