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In legal agreements, contracts, and other formal works, the term “notwithstanding the foregoing” is frequently employed. The term “despite what has been claimed before” is frequently used to provide qualifiers, limitations, or exceptions to previous claims. We shall delve deeper into the definition of “notwithstanding the foregoing” and offer examples in this article. “Notwithstanding the […]
“What could possibly cause a shotgun to explode?” It made me think about how a shotgun could “explode,” though not always in the expected ways. Given how many terrible stories we’ve all heard, we should probably differentiate fact from fantasy. If you own a shotgun, it’s vital that you understand the risks of damage and […]
“When can you leave school?” It’s likely that your teen finds school tedious and meaningless. It can be tempting to consider quitting. Even if statistics show that dropping out of school is often a bad option, the impulse to do so might be great. However, until a certain age — 16, 17, or 18 in […]
In the US, there are several grounds that may warrant a state to suspend or revoke a driver’s license. Due to speeding citations or for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, a person may risk suspension or revocation. Meaning another state can suspend your license. Meanwhile, you can reinstate your suspended license in a different state Leaving […]
“Is it illegal to drive barefoot?” Are you driving down the road with your socks stifling your feet and your shoes half a size too tight? Perhaps you have just returned from the beach, and your feet are a little sandy, and you want to let them completely dry. If you are wondering if it […]
