Transforming

/trænsˈfɔːrmɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (v. (part.)) The act of changing the form, nature, or appearance of something, often used in legal contexts regarding entities, contracts, or rights.
    The company is transforming into a limited liability entity to limit its owners' liabilities.

Forms

  • transform
  • transforms
  • transformed

Commentary

In legal drafting, transforming often relates to altering the structure or status of legal entities or documents, and clarity is crucial to specify what is being transformed and how.

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