hereafter

/hɪˈɹæftɝ/

from this time on; in a future document

hereafter in a sentence

“The company (hereafter 'the Seller') agrees...”

Middle English from here in this place (Old English her) + after (Old English æfter)

Related Words

aforesaid

mentioned earlier in a document

notwithstanding

in spite of; without being affected by

aforementioned

denoting a thing or person previously mentioned

hereto

to this matter or document

promulgate

to make widely known; to put into effect officially

abrogate

to repeal or do away with