In plain English
This means giving confirmation about an agreement's written conditions. That confirmation covers two points: that those conditions have been read and that they are accepted.
In context
Here, it asks for a statement that the linked notice or terms have been read and are agreed to.
- Situation
- Understanding standard terms notices, acceptance controls, disclosures, and policy references
- What it communicates
- labels a checkbox statement asking for confirmation after reviewing the linked notice or terms.
Meaning limits
The phrase itself does not say what the agreement terms contain.
Examples
“At the start of the tenancy, the landlord requires each new tenant to read and agree to the lease terms on a signed form.”
“The checkout screen asks visitors to read and agree to the linked notice.”