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salvo clause

salvo clause noun: a legal provision or reservation in a contract or document that protects one party's interest or limits liability.

Noun

salvo clause (plural salvo clauses)

  1. A legal provision or reservation in a contract or document that protects one party's interest or limits liability.

Forms of salvo clause

pluralsalvo clauses

Questions about salvo clause

What does salvo clause mean?
Salvo clause means a legal provision or reservation in a contract or document that protects one party's interest or limits liability.
What part of speech is salvo clause?
Salvo clause is a noun.
What is the plural of salvo clause?
The plural of salvo clause is salvo clauses.

Words near salvo clause in the dictionary

  1. salviol
  2. salvipisone
  3. Salvis
  4. salvitxada
  5. salvo
  6. salvo clause
  7. salvo clauses
  8. salvoed
  9. salvoes
  10. salvoing
  11. salvor

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