Party Designation
/ˈpɑrti ˌdɛɡnɪˈneɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The act or process of identifying and naming a party in a legal document or proceeding.
The party designation in the contract specified the buyer and seller clearly.
- (n.) The classification or categorization of a party according to their role or status in a legal context.
Party designation as plaintiff or defendant affects the responsibilities in the lawsuit.
Forms
- party designations
Related terms
Commentary
Party designation is important for clarity in legal documents to avoid ambiguity regarding roles and responsibilities.
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