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Simple English definitions for legal terms
imputed notice
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A quick definition of imputed notice:
Imputed notice is when someone is considered to have knowledge of something because their agent or representative received actual notice of it and had a duty to disclose it to them. For example, if a witness's attorney is notified of a hearing, the witness is considered to have received notice as well. There are different types of notice, including actual notice (when someone is directly informed), constructive notice (when someone is presumed to have knowledge because of certain facts), and inquiry notice (when someone should investigate further based on available information). Notice can also refer to a formal announcement or sign, such as a patent or copyright notice.A more thorough explanation:
Definition: Imputed notice is a legal term that refers to the notification of a fact or condition that is attributed to a person, even if they did not receive the notice directly. It is based on the principle that a person should have known about a particular fact or condition because of their relationship with someone who did receive the notice.
Examples:
- If a landlord notifies a tenant's lawyer about a change in the lease agreement, the tenant is considered to have received imputed notice of the change because their lawyer is their representative.
- If a company's board of directors receives notice of a shareholder's proposal, the company's management is considered to have received imputed notice of the proposal because the board represents the company.
These examples illustrate how imputed notice works. Even if a person did not receive the notice directly, they are still considered to have received it because of their relationship with someone who did receive it.