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dementenant en avant

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A quick definition of dementenant en avant:

Term: DEMENTENANT EN AVANT

Definition: Dementenant en avant is a legal term that means "from this time forward." It is used to indicate that something will be effective or valid starting from a certain point in time. For example, if a contract states that payments will be due dementenant en avant, it means that payments will be due from a certain date onwards.

A more thorough explanation:

dementenant en avant (də-men-tə-nahnt on ə-vahnt). [Law French] From this time forward.

Dementenant en avant is a legal term that means "from this time forward." It is a phrase that is used in legal documents to indicate that something will be effective from a certain point in time and will continue into the future.

The new law will be in effect dementenant en avant the first of January.
The contract will be terminated dementenant en avant the end of the month.

In the first example, the phrase "dementenant en avant" is used to indicate that the new law will be effective from the first of January and will continue into the future. In the second example, the phrase is used to indicate that the contract will be terminated from the end of the month and will not continue into the future.

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Mostlylegal

12:54

And in mr thick ropes, their only son

[] c0bra1

13:00

do you have to get new recommendations if you reapply

[] c0bra1

13:00

or can you reuse one of them

180letmein

13:00

I think they say you can reuse recommendations

180letmein

13:00

Just make sure to let your recommenders know

[] c0bra1

13:00

gotcha

180letmein

13:00

That you're gonna use it again. But that's just courtesy

[] c0bra1

13:01

thinking about reapplying if i manage to get a yob in the next month or so

[] c0bra1

13:01

we'll see

babycakes

13:03

As an R&Rer i can tell you your recommendations stay in LSAC for like five years or something and you don’t have to re-request them

babycakes

13:04

And you don’t have to get new ones

babycakes

13:06

I am an R&R advocate if you know you can do better on the LSAT or write better essays or you just want more time to figure out what you’re doing with your life. Was a really good choice for me

ClassyPleasantHeron

13:07

You can re-use recommendations, but if you're reapplying and expecting different results, you should get at least one new/updated recommendation.

[] c0bra1

13:16

im maxed on lsat so id only reapply for a lucrative and decently protected job offer, at which point yeah id get a new recommendation from whoever i work for

[] c0bra1

13:16

i wish you didnt have to waive viewing rights to recommendations tbh i wanna know what they're sayin about me

[] c0bra1

13:17

i also heard that if you reapply somewhere you got accepted from originally they dont like it? or something? is that actually true or just speculation

ParallelAgreeableOrangutan

13:21

I've heard that too---which is tough, because what if the only problem was funding? (Or in that case can you defer and try to renegotiate scholarship or something?)

[] c0bra1

13:24

yeahh and i don't know how picky schools are about the deferment reason - idk if "i want to work so i can make money and come back later" is an approved reason lol

[] c0bra1

13:24

and even then its 1 year at max

[] c0bra1

13:24

well at least i have a month and a half to think about it

babycakes

13:28

My boss sent mine to me directly

babycakes

13:28

Sometimes they do that

babycakes

13:34

Friend of a friend deferred harvard acceptance through the JDP like three times and then decided she didn’t want to go to law school

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13:43

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