auxiliary covenants

auxiliary covenants
principal and auxiliary covenants
The former being those which relate directly to the principal matter of the contract entered into between the parties; while auxiliary covenants are those which do not relate directly to the principal matter of contract between the parties, but to something connected with it.

Black's law dictionary. . 1990.

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