“Any controversy or dispute arising from the Products are the provision of service will be referred to and finally resolved by appropriate legal means in accordance with local laws and regulations.”
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The governing resolution framework is defined by local laws and regulations rather than a single specified jurisdiction or forum, leaving the applicable procedure variable.
Interpretive note: The phrase 'appropriate legal means' is undefined and the phrase 'local laws and regulations' is unspecified as to jurisdiction. This introduces meaningful ambiguity about which legal process or forum actually applies. The word 'are' in the excerpt appears to be a typographical error for 'or'.
The reader cannot assume a fixed forum or procedure for resolving disputes; the applicable process depends on local laws and regulations.
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"Any controversy or dispute arising from the Products are the provision of service will be referred to and finally resolved by appropriate legal means in accordance with local laws and regulations.Excerpt from Webull's Terms of Service
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The governing resolution framework is defined by local laws and regulations rather than a single specified jurisdiction or forum, leaving the applicable procedure variable.
The reader cannot assume a fixed forum or procedure for resolving disputes; the applicable process depends on local laws and regulations.
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