should and shall usage of legal terms
This is a discussion on should and shall usage of legal terms within the Civil Litigation forum, part of the ATTORNEYS, COURTS, LITIGATION category; Is the word \"should\" in employment law obligatory on an employer as opposed to the word \"shall\" For example, what ...
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Apr 23rd, 2009, 09:45 AM
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should and shall usage of legal terms
Is the word \"should\" in employment law obligatory on an employer as opposed to the word \"shall\"
For example, what is the legal difference between: An employer \"should\" provide information v\'s An employer \"shall\" provide information... I understand \"should\" is the past tense of \"shall\" but in this country, and I\'m sure most others, it implies \"not obligatory\" Any help would be appreciated. |
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Apr 23rd, 2009, 07:01 PM
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Re: should and shall usage of legal terms
You have to look at the entire agreement and confirm usage but should is often NOT mandatory.
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