Opt-Outs

/ˈɒpt aʊts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Provisions or clauses allowing individuals or entities to voluntarily exclude themselves from a contract, agreement, or legal obligation.
    The agreement contained opt-outs for parties unwilling to participate in arbitration.

Forms

  • opt-out

Commentary

Often used in contracts and privacy policies to allow parties to avoid specific provisions or participation; clarity in drafting opt-out terms is crucial to enforceability.

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