Legal paper: meaning, definitions and examples
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legal paper
[ ˈliːɡəl ˈpeɪpər ]
document used for legal purposes
Legal paper refers to a document that is used for legal purposes, such as contracts, court filings, or official notices. It is typically printed on high-quality paper to ensure durability and authenticity.
Synonyms
legal document, legal form, official document.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
Word | Description / Examples |
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legal paper |
Duplicated entry, previously described above. |
legal document |
Used in both formal and informal contexts to refer to an official paper that holds legal importance. Commonly used in professional settings.
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official document |
Used to refer to a document officially issued by an organization, government, or other authoritative body. It signifies authenticity and formality.
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legal form |
Mostly used to describe a pre-formatted document that needs to be filled out for a legal process.
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Examples of usage
- Please sign the legal paper to finalize the agreement.
- The lawyer filed the legal paper with the court.
- The legal paper must be notarized before submission.
Translations
Translations of the word "legal paper" in other languages:
🇵🇹 documento legal
🇮🇳 कानूनी कागज
🇩🇪 Rechtsdokument
🇮🇩 dokumen hukum
🇺🇦 юридичний документ
🇵🇱 dokument prawny
🇯🇵 法的文書
🇫🇷 document légal
🇪🇸 documento legal
🇹🇷 hukuki belge
🇰🇷 법적 문서
🇸🇦 ورقة قانونية
🇨🇿 právní dokument
🇸🇰 právny dokument
🇨🇳 法律文件
🇸🇮 pravni dokument
🇮🇸 lögfræðilegt skjal
🇰🇿 заңды құжат
🇬🇪 სამართლებრივი დოკუმენტი
🇦🇿 hüquqi sənəd
🇲🇽 documento legal
Etymology
The term 'legal paper' originated in the legal field to distinguish documents used for legal purposes from general paperwork. It has been in common usage for many years, reflecting the importance of accurate and official documentation in legal proceedings.