bind
- To make someone legally answerable to fulfill a duty, often as stipulated by a contract
- To impose a legal responsibility or commitment on someone
- To exercise legal control over any entity or individual, or to limit their actions through the force of law
- To start an insurance policy through a verbal agreement or a written document known as a binder
- The builder failed to meet the deadlines set forth in the contract, violating the conditions that bind them to the project.
- Upon accepting the job offer, he was legally bind to adhere to the company's terms and conditions.
- The law binds the company to pay the settlement, compensating the plaintiff for damages suffered.
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