ACCELERATION CLAUSE

a provision in a contract (or document) that – upon the happening of a certain event – a person’s expected interest in the property will become vested sooner than expected.

Acceleration Clauses are often found in installment contracts; and – if invoked – cause the entire debt to become due (upon a party’s failure to make timely payment)

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