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Armsys Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of "taken out"
A lot of legal documents include the "taken out" phrase.
For example,
I am now concerned with the Plaintiff’s application taken out in November 2008 to vary the Consent Taxation Order.
What does it by "taken out"?
Please help. Thanks.
Armstrong
For example,
I am now concerned with the Plaintiff’s application taken out in November 2008 to vary the Consent Taxation Order.
What does it by "taken out"?
Please help. Thanks.
Armstrong
Top answer
'Applied for'. To 'take out an application' is to apply, to complete an application/request, to fill out the form and submit it as per specified procedure.
- 'Applied for'.
- To 'take out an application' is to apply, to complete an application/request, to fill out the form and submit it as per specified procedure.
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'Applied for'. To 'take out an application' is to apply, to complete an application/request, to fill out the form and submit it as per specified procedure.
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'Applied for'. To 'take out an application' is to apply, to complete an application/request, to fill out the form and submit it as per specified procedure.
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I wonder why "apply" isn't often used in the legal documents.
Armstrong
Armstrong
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Well, for one thing, you wouldn't want to write 'the application was applied for'. Otherwise, I suppose that it has just become a set phrase.
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Well, for one thing, you wouldn't want to write 'the application was applied for'. Otherwise, I suppose that it has just become a set phrase.
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I've thought about the aesthetical issuse. Your view makes some sense. Thanks.
Armstrong
Armstrong
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