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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance
Legal wording
Dear frieands, can someone tell me whether this sound good "the company may not require the documents, which are not necessary to ground the complain/claim or existance/abcense of sircumstances thereof, or to identify the customer".
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I suggest this: The company may not require any documents which are unnecessary to identify the customer or to support the complaint/claim or existence/absence of circumstances thereof.
- I suggest this: The company may not require any documents which are unnecessary to identify the customer or to support the complaint/claim or existence/absence of circumstances thereof.
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I suggest this:
The company may not require any documents which are unnecessary to identify the customer or to support the complaint/claim or existence/absence of circumstances thereof.
The company may not require any documents which are unnecessary to identify the customer or to support the complaint/claim or existence/absence of circumstances thereof.
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