Simple English definitions for legal terms
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A verbal note is a message that is spoken instead of written down. It is often used in diplomacy to remind someone of something important that they need to do or answer. A verbal will is a type of will that is spoken instead of written down. Verba precaria are words used to create a trust, while verba solennia are formal and serious words. Verbatim means word for word, and verbi gratia means "for example." Verbruikleening is a legal term in Roman-Dutch law.
A verbal note is an informal memorandum that reminds an official of a pending request or an unanswered question. It is not signed and is used in diplomacy.
During a meeting with a government official, a diplomat may give a verbal note to remind the official of a request made in a previous meeting.
This example illustrates how a verbal note is used in diplomacy to remind officials of important matters that need attention.