Permissions
/pərˈmɪʃənz/
Definitions
- (n.) Authorizations granted by a competent authority allowing certain acts or access within legal or regulatory frameworks.
The company obtained the necessary permissions to operate the facility legally.
- (n.) Rights or privileges that a party may exercise subject to specific conditions or limitations.
The lease includes permissions to use common areas of the building.
Forms
- permission
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Commentary
'Permissions' is primarily used as the plural form of 'permission' in legal contexts, referring to multiple grants of authority or rights. Drafting should clarify the scope and source of such permissions to avoid ambiguity.
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