Sentence examples for will be legally binding from inspiring English sources

However, James Thornton, partner with Stowe Family Law in Harrogate, says if you have it drawn up by a solicitor as a formal legal deed and independently witnessed, it will be legally binding just like any other legal contract.

The accord will be legally binding, as the Russians have insisted.

If implemented, then a prenup fulfilling certain conditions will be legally binding.

Notably, it will be legally binding for future governments as well.

If you have it drawn up by a solicitor and independently witnessed it will be legally binding.

"The decision will be in writing and will be legally binding on the parties," Ms. Berger said, adding that in most cases, the arbitrator's decision is final.

The Agenda, with its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), will not be legally binding, but will carry great moral weight.

By November, all nations - rich and poor - will be asked to volunteer to stabilise or cut emissions, although the deal will rely on peer pressure and will not be legally binding.

Kerry has said that the mix of binding and non-binding elements of the deal – emissions cuts will require "transparency and accountability" but will not be legally binding according to the White House – means it doesn't fit the standard definition of a treaty.

The Government will replace the legislation with a new definition of child poverty that will not be legally binding.

The referendum will not be legally binding, but most members of the elected Florida Keys mosquito control board have said they will abide by voters' wishes.