Posting
Term · Law · MLC-T-LAW-003817
The act of affixing a legal notice or document to a physical location to provide public or individual notification. This method serves as a form of constructive notice, meaning the law presumes the affected party has been notified, regardless of whether they actually saw the document. Common examples include posting an eviction notice on a tenant's door or a notice of a public hearing on a community bulletin board.
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"definition": "The act of affixing a legal notice or document to a physical location to provide public or individual notification. This method serves as a form of constructive notice, meaning the law presumes the affected party has been notified, regardless of whether they actually saw the document. Common examples include posting an eviction notice on a tenant's door or a notice of a public hearing on a community bulletin board.",
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