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Preclude

Preclude, means to prevent from litigating an action or claim especially

preclude pre·clud·ed pre·clud·ing : to prevent or exclude by necessary consequence

before 1926 the purchaser in the absence of mis-representation was precluded from recovering his deposit if he chose to rescind upon

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The act of precluding or the state of being precluded a shutting out

judgment rule compare interlocutory 2 : being a decision that precludes the right to appeal or to continue a case in

description of the relevant provisions as being 'Civil' did not preclude it from finding that a provision was, in effect, criminal

customary rules of drafting in such a manner as to preclude the possibility of any reasonable objection by either party, Baijnath

or the nature of the transaction is such as to preclude the intention of survivorship such as an acquisition of land

Brick Co., (1932) 1 KB 710. The appointment does not preclude the principal from selling on his own behalf, Bentall V.

cleared, after assessment of duty, to a warehouse does not preclude the applicability of the concept of smuggling even in such

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