Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"For" vs "on behalf of"
Please clarify the difference meanings of the captioned 2 words/phrases while
used in legal documents/contracts.
Thanks.
used in legal documents/contracts.
Thanks.
Top answer
In future, please include all relevant text within the message box. There is no difference between them that I can see, in any location. Legal documents may prefer one of the other.
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In future, please include all relevant text within the message box.
There is no difference between them that I can see, in any location. Legal documents may prefer one of the other. When you see 'for and on behalf of', this sort of redundancy is common in legal language.
There is no difference between them that I can see, in any location. Legal documents may prefer one of the other. When you see 'for and on behalf of', this sort of redundancy is common in legal language.
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