Invitations
/ɪnˌvɪteɪˈʃənz/
Definitions
- (n.) Formal requests to attend an event or meeting, often used in contractual or procedural contexts to establish presence or participation.
The invitations to the shareholder meeting were sent out two weeks in advance.
- (n.) Documents or communications that initiate negotiations or offers in legal agreements, such as invitations to treat.
Advertisements are generally considered invitations to treat, not binding offers.
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'invitations' can refer to requests for attendance or to actions that invite offers, such as invitations to treat; distinguishing these is important in contract law.
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