A more thorough explanation:

Definition: "In consideratione inde" is a Latin legal term that means "in consideration thereof." It is used to refer to something that is being done or given in exchange for something else. Example: If someone promises to pay you $100 for mowing their lawn, and you agree to do it, the promise of payment is "in consideratione inde" for your work. Explanation: In this example, the promise of payment is being given in exchange for the work of mowing the lawn. The term "in consideratione inde" is used to indicate that there is a mutual exchange of something of value between the two parties.