Cut-Off Date
Definitions
- (n.) The specified date by which certain actions, claims, or conditions must be established or completed in a legal or contractual context.
The cut-off date for submitting claims under the settlement agreement is July 1.
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- cut-off dates
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Commentary
The cut-off date serves as a firm temporal boundary in contracts or litigation, often critical for determining eligibility or compliance; it should be clearly defined to avoid ambiguity.
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