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The Addendum To Extend Contract is a crucial legal instrument used when parties wish to continue their contractual relationship beyond the original termination date under Philippine law. This document type is commonly employed when the original contract's expiration is approaching, but both parties wish to maintain their business relationship under the same or similar terms. It references the original agreement, specifies the extension period, and confirms which terms remain unchanged or are modified. The addendum must comply with Philippine contract law requirements, particularly the Civil Code's provisions regarding contract modifications. It's essential for business continuity and maintaining legal compliance while extending existing contractual relationships. This document is particularly relevant in situations where a full contract renegotiation is unnecessary, and parties simply want to extend the duration of their current arrangement.

1. Parties: Identification of all parties to the original contract who are agreeing to this extension

2. Background: Reference to the original contract including its date, parties, and subject matter, and brief context for the extension

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the addendum, including reference to definitions in the original contract

4. Extension Term: Clear specification of the new contract end date or extension period

5. Confirmation of Other Terms: Statement confirming that all other terms and conditions of the original contract remain unchanged

6. Effective Date: Specification of when the extension takes effect

7. Counterparts and Execution: Provisions for signing the addendum and number of counterparts