Contracts
An addendum to a Nebraska purchase agreement:
AVoids the original contract and replaces it entirely
BIs added to and becomes part of the original contract, modifying or supplementing its terms✓ Correct
CIs only valid if filed with the county recorder
DDoes not require signatures from both parties
Explanation
An addendum adds to or modifies the terms of the original contract. It must be signed by all parties and becomes part of the original contract, not a replacement for it.
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