legally binding

The term "legally binding" refers to agreements or documents that carry the weight of law, meaning they can be enforced by a court.

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Definition

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(formal)Having the force of law and enforceable by a court.

Example

  • The contract is legally binding, so both parties must adhere to its terms.
  • A legally binding agreement ensures that all obligations will be upheld by law.

B2Legal

(formal)Creating legal obligations or consequences.

Example

  • Signing the document makes it legally binding.
  • The terms outlined in the agreement are legally binding.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "legally binding":

legal effectlegal consequencedefinitive agreement