Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Due and owing means that someone still needs to pay a certain obligation, like a debt or a claim of right. It's a term often used in legal documents and is the same as saying "due."
It's like when you borrow money from a friend and you promise to pay them back. The money you owe them is due and owing until you give it back.
Due and owing
Due and owing means that there is a definite obligation, such as a debt or claim of right, that has not yet been paid.
These examples illustrate that there is a specific amount of money that is owed and has not been paid yet. The term "due and owing" emphasizes that the obligation is definite and needs to be fulfilled.