Opt-Out Procedure
/ˈɒpt aʊt prəˈsiːdʒər/
Definitions
- (n.) A legal or procedural mechanism by which an individual or entity can choose to be excluded from a contract, agreement, or program, thereby declining participation.
Participants were notified of the opt-out procedure if they wanted to avoid inclusion in the class action.
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- opt-out procedure
- opt-out procedures
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Commentary
Often used in regulatory and contractual contexts to balance default inclusion with individual autonomy; clear notice requirements are critical for enforceability.
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