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The Addendum To Loan Agreement serves as a critical document for modifying existing loan arrangements under Dutch law. It is commonly used when parties need to adjust terms of their original loan agreement without creating an entirely new contract, such as when modifying interest rates, extending maturity dates, adjusting repayment schedules, or updating security arrangements. This document type is particularly relevant in the Netherlands' financial and business environment, where it must comply with Dutch Civil Code requirements and financial regulations. The addendum typically includes specific references to the original agreement, clearly outlined modifications, and provisions ensuring the continued validity of unchanged terms. It's essential for maintaining legal clarity while adapting to changing business circumstances or addressing specific amendments needed in the lending relationship.
