👉 In the context of law, a preremitted clause is a legal document that grants a person certain rights or privileges, but does not grant them to the other party until they have paid a specified sum of money or performed some action. This means that if someone agrees to something without being bound by it, the other party must first pay the amount before they can be bound by it. An example of a preremitted clause in law is a promise to pay a debt, but only if the
