Agreement Date
/ˈæɡriːmənt deɪt/
Definitions
- (n.) The date on which the parties to a contract or legal instrument signify their mutual assent, often marking the document's execution or formation.
The obligations under the contract commence on the agreement date.
Forms
- agreement date
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Commentary
The agreement date is critical for determining the timeline of contractual rights and duties; it may differ from the effective date, which is the date a contract's terms start to apply.
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