amendment order
nounUK /əˈmendmənt ˈɔːdə/
US /əˈmendmənt ˈɔːrdər/
A rule that changes something in a document or law.
The judge signed an amendment order to fix the mistake in the court papers.
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2. A formal instruction that alters the terms of an existing legal agreement.
The parties agreed to an amendment order updating the payment schedule.
3. An official directive that modifies a previous ruling or decision.
The amendment order clarified the earlier judgment.
4. A written request to change a filed document.
She submitted an amendment order to correct her name on the form.