caveat
Definition
Formal notice or warning, usually as an entry into a court register, given by a concerned party to a court or judge to prevent some action (such as granting of a probate) being taken without prior notice to that party. Latin for, let him beware.
caveat is in the Corporate, Commercial, & General Law subject.
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