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Legal Enforceability Framework

Definition

A legal enforceability framework outlines how legal rights and obligations are upheld. In the digital asset domain, this refers to the set of laws, regulations, and judicial precedents that determine the validity and execution of agreements and ownership claims pertaining to cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets. It establishes the mechanisms through which disputes are resolved and rights are protected in a digital context. A robust framework is crucial for fostering trust and widespread adoption of blockchain-based legal constructs and smart contracts.