Strike-Throughs
/ˈstraɪkˌθruːz/
Definitions
- (n.) Marks made by drawing a line through text, often to indicate deletion or amendment in legal documents.
The strike-throughs in the contract showed the negotiated changes clearly.
Forms
- strike-through
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Commentary
Strike-throughs are commonly used in drafting and reviewing legal texts to preserve original language while indicating modifications; careful use can prevent disputes over intent.
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