Unconditional
/ʌnˈkɒndɪʃənəl/
Definitions
- (adj.) Not subject to any conditions, requirements, or limitations in a legal agreement or obligation.
The buyer made an unconditional offer to purchase the property.
- (adj.) Absolute or without reservation, especially regarding rights or acceptance in law.
The court granted unconditional bail to the defendant.
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Commentary
In drafting, use "unconditional" to clearly distinguish obligations or rights that are absolute and not contingent on any event or further approval.
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