Typography

/tai-ˈpɒɡ-rə-fi/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The art and technique of arranging type for printing or digital display, relevant in legal document preparation and publication.
    The typography of the contract ensured clear readability and prevented ambiguity.

Commentary

In legal contexts, typography affects document clarity and enforceability, so precise type arrangement can influence interpretation and admissibility.

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