Usually means: Not legally required to follow.
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  1. nonbinding: Merriam-Webster
  2. nonbinding: Collins English Dictionary
  3. Nonbinding, nonbinding: Wordnik
  4. nonbinding: Wiktionary
  5. nonbinding: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
  6. nonbinding: Dictionary.com

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  1. nonbinding: Merriam-Webster Legal Dictionary
  2. Glossary of Legal Terms (No longer online)

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Nonbinding)

▸ adjective:  Alternative spelling of non-binding [(law) That does not bind the participants]

Similar:
precatory, enforceable, noncommittal, binding, unenforceable, nonaggression, ratify, unratified, preliminary, unambiguous, more...

Opposite:
binding, mandatory, compulsory, obligatory

Types:
resolution, agreement, treaty, pact, accord, covenant, compact, more...

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Similar:
precatory, enforceable, noncommittal, binding, unenforceable, nonaggression, ratify, unratified, preliminary, unambiguous, more...

Opposite:
binding, mandatory, compulsory, obligatory

Types:
resolution, agreement, treaty, pact, accord, covenant, compact, more...



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