How would you define "Under review" in a legal contract? (2024)

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How would you define "Under review" in a legal contract? ›

'Under review' means the considerations, implications and requirements of a recommendation are being investigated. The accountability for these recommendations may be held elsewhere and might require substantial resource investment and changes to legal contracts.

Under review means that the paper, or manuscript, has been submitted to a journal or other outlet for possible publication. If the editor requests changes to the manuscript, and the author agrees, then the manuscript is considered to be under revision.

Under review means the recommendation, its implications and requirements are currently being researched.

“Under Review” means that your application has been received and is in the screening or background check process.

Review is the judicial consideration of a lower court judgment by an appellate court, determining if the lower court's opinion is based on legal errors, or in some cases serious factual errors, sufficient to require reversal. If not, the appellate court will affirm the ruling.

The Under Review status:

Reviewers Confirmed - At least one reviewer has accepted an offer to review the manuscript.

A case that is undergoing judicial review, is one in which the Court is reviewing these issues. This process can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, depending upon how many cases are submitted to the Court at any given time. Typically, cases are reviewed in the order in which they are received by the Court.

The “application under review” status typically indicates that the hiring manager wants to make sure that they get to know you better before making a decision. However, it only sometimes means you have passed the initial screening process. Companies only accept applicants instantly if they match the criteria.

In progress means your application is under process and you are not rejected if you have given any round of interview. Under review could be if they are verifying your application status.

The filing is now in the court review queue. The reviewing clerk will now have to take action on that filing. This status is Pending until the clerk reviews the documents. Under Review. The reviewing clerk has selected the document and is currently looking at the document(s).

What does decision under review mean? ›

Yes, "Under Review" typically indicates that the submitted paper has successfully passed the initial editorial check and has entered the peer review process.

'Under review' means a person's status or personal attributes are being reconsidered or re-evaluated.

“decision in process” usually means that the comments have been received from the reviewers, and the next step is for the editor to synthesize the comments and publication recommendations, and write you a response letter.

In review means grantee has provided its documentation and ADR is reviewing for an agreement.

A legal review policy is a set of guidelines and procedures that an organisation follows to ensure that its legal documents, including contracts, are reviewed and approved by qualified people.

The purpose of the legal document review process is to find, organize, and analyze all relevant documents related to a legal case. This process supports legal strategy by making sure that information is credible, digestible, and easily retrievable to avoid potential legal issues.

If the IRS is reviewing your return, it may have questions about your wages and withholding, or credits or expenses shown on your tax return. The review process could take anywhere from 45 to 180 days, depending on the number and types of issues the IRS is reviewing.

The journal has confirmed that you've uploaded and submitted the correct documents and that the content of your paper is relevant to your journal. The status of under review means that the paper has been sent to external expert reviewers and your paper is now being assessed by them.

In progress means your application is under process and you are not rejected if you have given any round of interview. Under review could be if they are verifying your application status.