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Simple English definitions for legal terms

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A quick definition of founded on:

Founded on: When something is founded on something else, it means that it is based on that thing. For example, if a lawsuit is founded on a breach of contract, it means that the lawsuit is based on the fact that someone did not keep their promise in a contract.

A more thorough explanation:

FOUNDED ON

founded on, adj. Having as a basis.

- The company's success was founded on its innovative products and excellent customer service.

- The lawsuit was founded on the defendant's breach of contract.

The term "founded on" refers to something that is based on a particular idea, principle, or action. In the first example, the company's success is based on its innovative products and excellent customer service. In the second example, the lawsuit is based on the defendant's breach of contract. Both examples illustrate how something can be founded on a specific basis or foundation.

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GreyCeaselessMammoth
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that's like basically how wildland firefighting still works
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Dkk
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Cant imagine being the guy to be like "hey so to keep your neighbors house from burning down we are going to bulldoze yours and then catch it on fire"
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buddy you can either stay in or get out but we’re bulldozing this
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they will tell you 9 AM is too early to eat cake but they are wrong
GreyCeaselessMammoth
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happy birthday!!!
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GreyCeaselessMammoth
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thanks lily!!!!
lilypadfrog
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that’s probably why there was cake in my break room. someone knew it was your birthday
GreyCeaselessMammoth
8:57
exactly
GreyCeaselessMammoth
8:57
have some for me
I guess you now have to go buy alcohol now to celebrate
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come here I’ll share
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baby and your dream law school I think those are good presents
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