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The term “This being duly considered/advised”, used in its English-language sense, means that the person making the request has been informed of his/her rights and given the opportunity to decide whether or not to accept these terms. This is put forth as a general summary of law. The term “This being duly considered/advised”, used in its Indonesian-language sense, means that the person making the request has been informed of his/her rights and given notice to comment on these terms. This is put forth as a general summary of law. The term "being considered" is used in its original sense of "considering". To begin the process of representation, the person making the request shall be given all necessary information on his/her rights and responsibilities. If the person making the request still wishes to accept these terms, then these terms will be communicated to him/her. The term “being considered” is used in its original sense of "considering". The process involves reviewing all necessary information on rights and responsibilities under law. If the person making the request still wishes to avail himself/herself of these terms, then these terms will be communicated to him/her. This term is more specific than the former. If the person making the request does not wish to accept these terms or has withdrawn his/her acceptance, then this term shall be communicated to him/her. The term “advised” is similar to “being considered”. It implies a period of consideration and deliberation with a legal representative of the contracting party with a view to determine whether he will accept these terms. There are two types of representation: preparatory and concluding. This term in its original sense means "considering". This is related to the process of representation and is the time when we shall study all necessary information on rights and responsibilities under law that we may choose to avail ourselves of these terms, or we may choose not to avail ourselves of these terms. If the person making the request still wishes to accept these terms, then they shall be communicated to him/her. The term “advised” is more specific than “being considered”. If the person making the request does not wish to accept these terms, or has withdrawn his/her acceptance, then this term shall be communicated to him/her. There are two types of representation: preparatory and concluding.The term "advised" is used in its original sense of "considering". The process involves reviewing all necessary information on rights and responsibilities under law. If the person making the request still wishes to avail himself/herself of these terms, then these terms will be communicated to him/her. The term “advised” is used in its original sense of "considering". The process involves reviewing all necessary information on rights and responsibilities under law. cfa1e77820
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