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An increase in the length of time specified in a contract. A part constituting an addition or enlargement, as in an annex to a building or an extension to a house. Addition to existing facilities. An allowance of additional time for the payment of debts. An agreement between a debtor and his or her creditors, by which they allow the debtor further time for the payment of liabilities. A creditor's indulgence by giving a debtor further time to pay an existing debt. The word extension, when used in its proper and usual sense in connection with a lease, means a prolongation of the previous leasehold estate. The distinction between extension and renewal of lease is chiefly that, in the case of renewal, a new lease is requisite, while, in the case of extension, the same lease continues in force during an additional period upon performance of a stipulated act. An option for renewal implies giving a new lease on the same terms as those of an old lease, while an option for extension contemplates a Continuance of an old lease for a further period. Request for additional time to file an income tax return beyond the due date. extension n. granting of a specific amount of extra time to make a payment, file a legal document after the date due, or continue a lease after the original expiration of the term. extension (Expansion), noun addition, amplification, augmentation, broadening, dilatation, dilation, distention, enlargement, growth, increase, innrease of size, increment, magnification, prolatio, spreading, stretching, supplementation, widening extension (Postponement), noun abeyance, added time, additional time, adjournment, break, continuance, continuation, deferment, deferral, delay, extra time, further time, intermission, moratorium, more time, pause, recess, respite, rest, stall, stay, suspension, suspennion of activity, temporary stop, temporary suspension Associated concepts: extension for good cause, extension of payment, extension of renewal of note, extension of time See also: accession, accretion, addition, additive, adjournment, adjunct, advance, appendix, appurtenance, augmentation, boom, continuance, continuation, deferment, development, enlargement, growth, increase, increment, inflation, insertion, latitude, magnitude, offshoot, organ, rider, stress, survival EXTENSION, comm. law. This term is applied among merchants to signify an
agreement made between a debtor and his creditors, by which the latter, in
order to enable the former, embarrassed in his circumstances, to retrieve
his standing, agree to wait for a definite length of time after their
several claims should become due and payable, before they will demand
payment.
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the leading developer and manufacturer of optical extension cables and modules for system integrated Information Technology applications, is now shipping a Converter and Repeater/Splitter Box system linked by two strands of Multi-Mode glass optical fiber that provides DVI signals to daisy chained display peripherals (projectors, LCD & plasma panels) up to 500m (1,640 ft). The Tx probe is a stand-alone item that has a built-in ST connector for quick and simple installation: install the Tx probe, connect the optical extension cable to any of Neoptix' fiber signal conditioners and to the probe, and the system is ready to sense the temperature. For added convenience and usage flexibility, Verbatim also provides a USB extension cable to make it easy to connect to a personal or guest computer. |
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