conventional acts

Conventional acts are formal actions or communications that are widely accepted and routinely performed within a particular context or society. They follow established customs, traditions, or legal procedures, serving as accepted ways to express intentions, establish agreements, or demonstrate certain rights. Examples include signing contracts, giving written notice, or performing official ceremonies. These acts help ensure clarity, consistency, and mutual understanding in various legal, social, or official processes. Basically, they are recognized methods people use to act officially and reliably within a structured system.