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Legalese Dictionary: E. & O.E.
E.&O.E., or “Errors and Omissions Excepted,” is a bit of trade jargon commonly used in financial service industries. It means that the author cannot be held liable for errors and omissions (if any) shown on the statement.
For example, when you wish to discharge a mortgage, the mortgagee bank will fax you a statement showing clearly [...]
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