Bind
/bɪnd/
Definitions
- (v.) To impose a legal obligation or duty on a person or party.
The contract binds both parties to its terms.
- (adj.) Having legal force; obligatory or compulsory.
The agreement is binding on all shareholders.
Forms
- binding
- binde
- binds
- bound
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Commentary
Use 'binding' to denote enforceable obligations; ensure clarity on parties affected when drafting.
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