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recordal

recordal noun: the process of recording a document, making a public record; recordation.

Noun

recordal (countable and uncountable, plural recordals)

  1. The process of recording a document, making a public record; recordation.
    • Judgements declaring the nullity, annulment, dissolution, rescission or revocation of a registered deed must be annotated in the margin of the recordal of the deed to which they refer.1967, Mario Arrigucci, The Italian Trade Mark Law and Regulations, page 30
    • Recordal or registration of trademark licenses is more recently required in a number of countries either with the Trademark Office or with other appointed authority for approval with respect to clauses which may be prohibited as improper or unlawful restraints.1975, Stephen Pericles Ladas, Patents, Trademarks, and Related Rights, page 1138

Forms of recordal

pluralrecordals

Questions about recordal

What does recordal mean?
Recordal means the process of recording a document, making a public record; recordation.
What part of speech is recordal?
Recordal is a noun.
What is the plural of recordal?
The plural of recordal is recordals.

Words near recordal in the dictionary

  1. record-set
  2. record-sets
  3. record-setting
  4. recordability
  5. recordable
  6. recordal
  7. recordals
  8. recordance
  9. recordances
  10. recordation
  11. recordations

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