Beliefs
/bɪˈliːfs/
Definitions
- (n.) Convictions or accepted truths held by an individual or group, often relevant in assessing intent or credibility in legal contexts.
The plaintiff's beliefs were crucial in establishing her motive for the contract breach.
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- belief
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Commentary
In legal usage, beliefs often inform the assessment of a party's intent or credibility; precise articulation in pleadings can affect outcomes.
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