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I have seen some companies do this in the US but they always caveat the simple language version as being inferior to the legalese, and if you were to end up in
by vageli 6y ago
I have seen some companies do this in the US but they always caveat the simple language version as being inferior to the legalese, and if you were to end up in proceedings against them it would be the latter document with the legal weight.
- cosmodisk 6y agoThere are lots of legal terms that are very specific in their meaning and use and no alternatives can be used in legal proceedings,so they really have no choice in most situations. Unless the legal language and they way it's structured would change, nothing will change.