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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Meanings of words in a legal document
Lets say I am interrested in a particular job offer. However I wish to accept the job only subject to certain 'terms and conditions' being accepted.
Q - What does 'terms' mean in this context.?
Q - What does 'conditions' mean in this context?
Q - What does 'terms' mean in this context.?
Q - What does 'conditions' mean in this context?
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Hi, I'm not a lawyer, and there is very likely a legal definition of 'terms and conditions'. But in everyday English ithe phrase just means that you have certain requirements that you want the the employer to consent to. Clive
- Hi, I'm not a lawyer, and there is very likely a legal definition of 'terms and conditions'.
- But in everyday English ithe phrase just means that you have certain requirements that you want the the employer to consent to.
- Clive
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Hi,
I'm not a lawyer, and there is very likely a legal definition of 'terms and conditions'.
But in everyday English ithe phrase just means that you have certain requirements that you want the the employer to consent to.
Clive
I'm not a lawyer, and there is very likely a legal definition of 'terms and conditions'.
But in everyday English ithe phrase just means that you have certain requirements that you want the the employer to consent to.
Clive
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