Wordevoll Posted 18 years ago
Could you please help me:
I don't understand the meaning of "releases" in this context.
"...AA, BB, CC and DD hereby agree to execute releases under the laws of Country 1 and Country B in the forms attached hereto as Schedule "C" and Schedule "D", respectively."
I do really appreciate your help in advance.
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Legal Studies
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Could you please help me:
I don't understand the meaning of "releases" in this context.
"...AA, BB, CC and DD hereby agree to execute releases under the laws of Country 1 and Country B in the forms attached hereto as Schedule "C" and Schedule "D", respectively."
I do really appreciate your help in advance.
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Top answer
Hi, I'm not a lawyer, but I think there are two meanings. A document freeing (ie releasing) someone from legal responsibility or obligation. A document releasing to another person property, money or some kind of right.
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Hi,
I'm not a lawyer, but I think there are two meanings.
A document freeing (ie releasing) someone from legal responsibility or obligation.
A document releasing to another person property, money or some kind of right.
Perhaps someone with a legal background wiill comment.
Clive
I'm not a lawyer, but I think there are two meanings.
A document freeing (ie releasing) someone from legal responsibility or obligation.
A document releasing to another person property, money or some kind of right.
Perhaps someone with a legal background wiill comment.
Clive
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Here the word "releases" is used as noun, i.e. documents releasing certain rights in favour of another, etc.
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