Scheduling
/ˈskedʒʊlɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of arranging or fixing a date and time for a legal proceeding or event.
The scheduling of the trial was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.
- (n.) The inclusion or listing of specific items, claims, or documents in a formal legal instrument, such as a will or contract.
The contract includes a scheduling of all assigned assets.
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Commentary
In legal contexts, scheduling often involves both temporal arrangements for proceedings and the formal listing of documents or claims. Drafting clarity is crucial to distinguish between time-related scheduling and itemized schedules in instruments.
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