Definition: In the context of professional law, a "voucher" is an official document or statement that a party provides to another party in order to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of the terms of the contract. Vouchers are used by both parties in negotiations, as they act as proof of intent and commitment. For example, if a lawyer signs a client's bill of lading and states that he has reviewed it thoroughly, this would be considered a "voucher" because it demonstrates the lawyer's knowledge
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