Written Submission
/ˈrɪtn səbˈmɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) A formal document presenting facts, arguments, or evidence submitted in writing to a court or tribunal for consideration.
The lawyer filed a written submission outlining the key points of the case.
Forms
- written submissions
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Commentary
Written submissions are crucial for presenting detailed arguments where oral presentations are limited; clarity and precision in drafting enhance their persuasive effect.
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