Fax
/fæks/
Definitions
- (n.) A document transmitted electronically via a facsimile machine, often used for legal notices or contracts.
The parties exchanged the signed contract via fax to expedite the agreement process.
- (v.) To send a document electronically by means of a facsimile machine.
She faxed the signed affidavit to the court clerk before the deadline.
Forms
- faxes
- faxed
- faxing
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Commentary
In legal contexts, faxes are often admissible as evidence and used for timely communication; however, ensure proper authentication when relying on faxed documents.
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