Statement of Belief
/ˈsteɪtmənt əv bɪˈliːf/
Definitions
- (n.) A declaration expressing an individual's or group's asserted convictions, often used in legal contexts to establish intent or credibility.
The witness provided a statement of belief regarding the ownership of the property.
- (n.) A written or oral account setting out religious or philosophical beliefs, sometimes incorporated in contracts or legal agreements to clarify parties' principles.
The parties included a statement of belief in the contract to affirm their mutual understanding.
Forms
- statements of belief
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Commentary
Statements of belief may be significant in assessing parties’ intentions or credibility; clear drafting distinguishes them from factual assertions.
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