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Reversion

Reversion
A Spanish term for reversal.

reversion

The interest retained by a grantor after transferring some of its interests but not all. A landlord transfers some of its interests when it executes a lease; the right retained is the reversion. Also called a reversionary interest. Contrast with right of reentry.



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An early attempt by Disney was the reversioning of Desperate Housewives that basically took the scripts as written and changed them to Latin American settings.
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