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legally bound

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Mr Withers' solicitor Niall Small said his client would not have ended up in court except that he filled in the form because he wrongly believed he was legally bound to.
Lack of legal intention: This means that a contracting party makes a promise without intending to be legally bound by it, as in the case of simply making a statement of intention.
He insisted: "While I understand members of the public thinking I have omitted this I feel legally bound.
 
 
 
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