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You seem to be using “carveout” as though it’s a word. I think you meant “caveat”.
by jonsterling 15y ago
You seem to be using “carveout” as though it’s a word. I think you meant “caveat”.
- veyron 15y agocarveout is a real word. In contract law and in financial regulations, it refers to a specific exception to a general rule. I have seen many organizational bodies, like the IFRS, use carveout as a word rather than carve-out. Unfortunately I spent way too much time this week dealing with legal issues :/