Proprietrix
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Joined: 7/15/2005 From: Ohio/West Virginia Status: offline
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What is *a legal document* , and what is *legally admissable* are two totally different playgrounds. A contract can be highlighted on every single page that it is not a legal document. So what? It can still be entered as evidence in a court of law. Journals, diaries, phonecalls, school papers, poetry, stories, etc... are not legal documents, but they are certainly admissable as evidence. Evidence doesn't have to meet a standard of whether or not it is a legal document, only if it is legally admissable. Don't want your contract used in court? Don't have one.
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IMO, IMHO, YMMV, AFAIK, to me, I see it as, from my perspective, it's been my experience, I only speak for myself, (and all other disclaimers here).
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