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exhibit

An exhibit is a document attached to a contract and identified by a letter that forms part of the contract or sets out details referred to in it.

In plain English

It is an attached document marked with a letter and kept with the contract. It either forms part of the agreement itself or states the details that the agreement refers to.

In context

Here, "exhibit" names the lettered attached document that the agreement refers to as part of the contract materials.

Situation
Reading agreement sections, parties, dates, signatures, and execution status
What it communicates
labels a lettered attachment referenced from the agreement.

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not say what information the attachment contains or whether it forms part of the contract or instead supplies referred-to details.

Examples

“The floor plan was attached to the lease as Exhibit C.”

Core meaning

“If the payment dates change, revise Exhibit A and keep it with the agreement.”

In context