Event Sequence
/ˈiː.vɛnt ˈsiː.kwəns/
Definitions
- (n.) A chronological series of actions or occurrences relevant to a legal case or contract.
The plaintiff presented a clear event sequence to establish the defendant's liability.
Forms
- event sequences
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Commentary
In legal drafting, establishing an accurate event sequence is critical for causation and liability analysis.
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