Definition: "Pre-allowably" in the context of legal terms refers to a condition that is not considered illegal or otherwise contravening an agreement, contract, or other document. It implies that the action or act being undertaken does not violate any contractual obligations, rules, or regulations at the time it is taken. For example: 1. A person who is pre-allowably allowed to smoke in a public place but not within the designated smoking area. 2. A company that has been granted an
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