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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct?

legal binding act

or binding legal act
  

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If you must use one of those, then use 'a binding legal act', but I suggest that the usual would be ' a legal and binding act '. Such redundancy is common in legal English.

— Mister Micawber

  • If you must use one of those, then use 'a binding legal act', but I suggest that the usual would be ' a legal and binding act '.
  • Such redundancy is common in legal English.
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If you must use one of those, then use 'a binding legal act', but I suggest that the usual would be ' a legal and binding act'. Such redundancy is common in legal English.
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