Duty to Notify
/ˈdjuːti tuː nɒtɪˌfaɪ/
Definitions
- (n.) An obligation imposed by law or contract requiring a party to inform another party of certain facts or events.
The duty to notify the tenant of lease violations is essential to enforce the contract.
- (n.) A legal responsibility to provide formal notice to affected parties to protect their rights or interests.
The insurer breached its duty to notify the policyholder about the claim denial.
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Commentary
This term frequently arises in contract law, insurance law, and regulatory compliance; clarity in timing and method of notification is crucial for enforceability.
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