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party is said to be
estopped from
making certain related arguments or
claiming certain related rights. The
defendant is
estopped from
presenting the related...
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grantor of a deed (generally the
seller of a
piece of real property) is
estopped (barred) from
denying the
truth of the deed. The
doctrine may only be invoked...
- in both a
national publication... and the
local press...
defendant is
estopped to deny
their existence and, as a
matter of law, the
house is haunted."...
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found by a
civil jury not to have been negligent, a
prosecutor may be
estopped from
charging them criminally. If the
plaintiff has
shown that the defendant...
- as if it were a
limited liability entity or corporation, may
later be
estopped from
arguing that it is not in fact a
limited liability entity, in an attempt...
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later insists upon repayment. In a case such as this, the
creditor may be
estopped from
relying on
their legal right to repayment, as the
creditor has represented...
- were to
entice their spouse to
commit adultery, they
might be
blocked (or
estopped) from
divorcing their spouse on
grounds of that adultery. See
Sargent v...
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sought to
recover the back rent from the war years,
equity would have
estopped him from
doing so.
Given that the
landlord did not wish to
recover any...
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second party may be said to have
acquiesced to the claim, and thus to be
estopped from
later challenging it or
making a
counterclaim based upon the actions...
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Rules of Court. A
party who
takes legal action to
enforce a
contract is
estopped from s****ing reformation.
Valid contracts may only be
rescinded in cases...
