Legal Definitions - therefor

The term "therefor" is an adverb used in legal contexts to mean "for that," "for it," or "for them." It refers back to a previously mentioned thing, action, or set of circumstances. Essentially, it indicates that something is done or exists in relation to what was just stated.

Therefor is a formal adverb meaning "for that," "for it," or "for them." It is used to refer back to a specific thing, action, or reason that has just been mentioned, often indicating a consequence, a purpose, or a payment related to the preceding subject.

• Example 1 (Contractual Obligation/Payment):
  "The consulting firm delivered the comprehensive market analysis report as stipulated in the agreement, and the client processed the invoice therefor without delay."

  Explanation: In this context, "therefor" means the client processed the invoice for the comprehensive market analysis report that the consulting firm delivered.

• Example 2 (Legal Violation/Penalty):
  "The regulatory body found that the pharmaceutical company had failed to adhere to safety protocols during drug manufacturing, and levied a significant penalty therefor."

  Explanation: Here, "therefor" indicates that the significant penalty was levied for the pharmaceutical company's failure to adhere to safety protocols.

• Example 3 (Granting Rights/Consideration):
  "The landowner granted an easement allowing the utility company to install underground cables across their property, and received a one-time payment therefor."

  Explanation: This means the landowner received a one-time payment for granting the easement to the utility company.