Legal Definitions - shifting use

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Definition of shifting use

Definition: A use arising from the occurrence of a certain event that terminates the preceding use.

Example: "To A for the use of B, but then to C when D pays $1,000 to E."

This means that B has the use of the property until D pays $1,000 to E, at which point the use shifts to C. This is a type of conditional limitation.

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Simple Definition

Shifting use is when something is used for a certain purpose, but then changes to a different purpose when a specific event happens. For example, a building might be used as a dance club, but then change to a different use when the owner receives a certain amount of money. This is a type of conditional limitation.

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