Attendance Record
/ˈætəndəns ˈrɛkərd/
Definitions
- (n.) A documented record of an individual's presence or participation at a legal proceeding, meeting, or within an institution, used for verification or compliance purposes.
The court clerk maintained the attendance record to verify the presence of all parties during the trial.
Forms
- attendance records
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Commentary
In legal contexts, an attendance record serves as an official verification tool and should be maintained with accuracy to support procedural compliance.
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