Singularity
/ˌsɪŋɡjəˈlarɪti/
Definitions
- (n.) A unique or exceptional point in legal context, often referring to a singular occurrence or fact that stands alone without precedent.
The court considered the singularity of the event when delivering its judgment.
- (n.) In intellectual property law, the concept of singularity can denote a distinct, individualized creation or element that can be uniquely identified for protection.
The trademark's singularity was key to establishing its distinctiveness.
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In legal drafting, singularity emphasizes exceptionality or uniqueness of a fact or concept; it is important to clarify context to avoid ambiguity with its scientific meaning.
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