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Hhtt Posted 10 years ago
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our client is under not obligation
"Our client is under no obligation to accept your offer ."
I have problem to determine meaning of client used here. Would you like to explain it. Does it mean customer? Or it is about law?
Source: MacMillan English Dictionary.
Thank you.
I have problem to determine meaning of client used here. Would you like to explain it. Does it mean customer? Or it is about law?
Source: MacMillan English Dictionary.
Thank you.
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" But is not the primary meaning. Usually there is a legal relationship between the two parties: the client and his representative. That seems to be the case here.
- " But is not the primary meaning.
- Usually there is a legal relationship between the two parties: the client and his representative.
- That seems to be the case here.
- It sounds like a lawyer speaking on behalf of a client or a real estate agent speaking for a buyer or something similar.
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"Client" can be used to mean "customer." But is not the primary meaning. Usually there is a legal relationship between the two parties: the client and his representative.
That seems to be the case here. It sounds like a lawyer speaking on behalf of a client or a real estate agent speaking for a buyer or something similar.
That seems to be the case here. It sounds like a lawyer speaking on behalf of a client or a real estate agent speaking for a buyer or something similar.
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