In plain English
This is the later ending date for a contract or other agreement when the original finish date has been pushed back. It refers to the updated end point, not the date first set.
In context
Here, it labels the later date that now marks when the contract will end after the approved change.
- Situation
- Processing amendments, renewals, extensions, suspension, and termination
- What it communicates
- labels the new contract end date after approval
Meaning limits
The term by itself does not show why the end date changed or whether any other contract terms changed with it.
Examples
“After the amendment, the lease's extended end date was 30 September instead of 31 July.”
“The manager checked the extended end date before sending out the final contract summary.”