Photocopy
/ˈfoʊtəˌkɑpi/
Definitions
- (n.) A tangible reproduction of a document or graphic obtained through a photocopying machine, used as evidence or for record-keeping in legal contexts.
The lawyer submitted a photocopy of the contract as part of the evidence.
- (v.) To make a photocopy of a document.
She photocopied the signed agreement to distribute to all parties.
Forms
- photocopies
- photocopied
- photocopying
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Commentary
In legal documents, original signatures are typically preferred over photocopies unless authenticity is verified or statute allows otherwise.
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