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Term: Seasonable
Definition: Seasonable means doing something at the right time. It's like when you have a deadline for a project and you finish it before the deadline is up. That's being seasonable. It's important to be seasonable when you make agreements with other people, so everyone knows when things will happen.
Definition: Happening at the right time. Occurring within a reasonable or agreed upon timeframe. This term is often used in legal contracts.
Example 1: The contract stated that payment was due within 30 days of receiving the invoice. The client made a seasonable payment by sending the payment on the 28th day.
Example 2: The lease agreement required the tenant to give a seasonable notice of 60 days before moving out. The tenant provided notice 65 days before their intended move-out date.
Both examples illustrate the concept of seasonable by showing that the actions were done within a reasonable or agreed upon timeframe. In example 1, the client made the payment within the 30-day timeframe specified in the contract. In example 2, the tenant provided notice 65 days before moving out, which was more than the required 60 days, making it a seasonable notice.