In plain English
This means the entire agreement in document form, not a brief summary. It brings together all of the terms and conditions that make up the contract or agreement.
In context
Here, "Full terms" names the complete document containing all of the terms and conditions, rather than a shorter summary or notice.
- Situation
- Understanding standard terms notices, acceptance controls, disclosures, and policy references
- What it communicates
- names the complete version of the terms after a shorter summary or notice.
Meaning limits
The term itself does not indicate what the terms and conditions say, only that this is the complete set of them.
Examples
“The agent handed over a one-page summary first, then the Full terms of the tenancy agreement.”
“She kept the Full terms with the signed papers in a folder by the desk.”