Flaws
/flɔːz/
Definitions
- (n.) Defects or imperfections in a legal document, process, or contract that may impair validity or enforceability.
The contract was challenged due to multiple flaws in its drafting.
Forms
- flaw
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Commentary
In legal contexts, "flaws" often refer to issues that can undermine the strength or enforcement of legal instruments; precise identification is critical for remedy or avoidance.
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