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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Adjective qualifying series of nouns
If a sentence refers to "any written contract, agreement, commitment or other arrangement", would that include only those agreements, commitments and other arrangements which are in writing, or is it only the contracts that need to be in writing?
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I'd take it that all must be written. You may find cases were context would suggest otherwise, but I think if there's any ambiguity, the form should be avoided.
- I'd take it that all must be written.
- You may find cases were context would suggest otherwise, but I think if there's any ambiguity, the form should be avoided.
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I'd take it that all must be written. You may find cases were context would suggest otherwise, but I think if there's any ambiguity, the form should be avoided.
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