Specials
/ˈspɛʃəlz/
Definitions
- (n.) Legal documents attached to contracts specifying particular conditions or exceptions.
The contract included several specials outlining delivery deadlines and penalties.
- (n.) Special pleadings in legal procedure addressing specific points or issues distinct from the main pleadings.
The attorney filed specials to clarify certain allegations in the complaint.
Forms
- special
Related terms
Commentary
In legal usage, “specials” generally refers to specific, detailed clauses or pleadings that deviate from standard forms, highlighting their importance in precise contract drafting and litigation.
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