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Terraphoenix Posted 12 years ago
Legal Studies
Is this wording correct for a legal document?
Hi,
The phrases used for legal documents confuse me. As such, I am unsure whether or not the below is actually a grammatical error or a standardized legal phrase:
Thank you.
The phrases used for legal documents confuse me. As such, I am unsure whether or not the below is actually a grammatical error or a standardized legal phrase:
I am inclined to believe it is supposed to say "represented by". I would appreciate any insight.
"KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
(Company), a company duly recognized and existing under and by virtue of (country) laws, with principal place of business at (address), represents by its (company position), (name), hereinafter referred to as the COMPANY."
Thank you.
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In terms of grammar, it should be eg . . is represent ed by .
- In terms of grammar, it should be eg .
- .
- is represent ed by .
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- But legal documents often are very formulaic.
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In terms of grammar, it should be eg . . . is represented by . . .
But legal documents often are very formulaic. If it is important to you, consult a lawyer.
But legal documents often are very formulaic. If it is important to you, consult a lawyer.
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I went with "represented" since I luckily came across a legal document that used the said term. Thank you for your input.
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