What is REFERENCE MARK?

This term refers to a letter, figure symbol used in indicating a cross-reference, or referring to a foot or endnote. The most common reference marks are asterisk, dagger, and double dagger.

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Related Legal Terms
MARK, GENERIC MARK, CERTIFICATION MARK, REFERENCE CURRENCY, REFERENCE PRICING, REFERENCE FILE, REFERENCE DOSE (RFD), REFERENCE ANALYSIS, SUGGESTIVE MARK, MARK FOR IDENTIFICATION


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