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rescission
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Rescission
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Rescission
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mistake
the facts existing at the time a contract is made and that may be a ground for the rescission or reformation of the contract b : a misconception at the time of an offense alleged by a
redhibition
(defective goods), from red- back + habēre to hold, have] in the civil law of Louisiana : the rescission of the sale of or a reduction in the purchase price of a thing that has a redhibitory
Abandonment
contracts of the sale of land, courts sometimes use the term abandonment as if it were synonymous with rescission, but the two should be distinguished. An abandonment is merely the acceptance by one party of the situation
preexisting duty rule
jurisdictions that have enacted the Uniform Commercial Code. It is also not applicable where there has been a rescission of the contract followed by a new contract.
recision
recision or re·cis·sion [-shən] n : rescission
Rescindment
The act of rescinding rescission
Concealment
of another. This must amount, in order to be deemed a fraud or to be a ground for rescission of the contract, to be suppression or non-disclosure of facts, which one, under the circumstances, is bound, both
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