-
remedy which allows a
contractual party to
cancel the contract.
Parties may
rescind if they are the
victims of a
vitiating factor, such as misrepresentation...
- the
Interpretation Act 1978. In
parliamentary procedure, the
motion to
rescind, repeal, or
annul is used to
cancel or
countermand an
action or
order previously...
- To date, two
nominations have been
rescinded. On
March 31, 2022, the
Golden Raspberry committee decided to
rescind S****ey Duvall's
nomination for her...
-
directed the
rescindment of
several executive orders enacted during the
Biden administration. The main
focus of the
order was to
rescind DEI policies...
-
establish an
action plan to
maintain global AI dominance, and to
revise or
rescind policies that
conflict with
these goals. This
executive order comes in...
-
Resolutions 2253 (ES-V) and
Resolution 2254 (ES-V)
calling on
Israel to
rescind unilateral measures in Jerusalem. "Emergency
Special Sessions". UN.org...
- Williams, a 2031 first-round pick, and a pick swap. However, the
trade was
rescinded two days
later after Williams failed his
physical with the Lakers. The...
- the
payment of
fines or restitution.
After George W. Bush
attempted to
rescind his
pardon of
Isaac Robert Toussie, the
Department of
Justice concluded...
- professional's
point of view, the layman's or consumer's
point of view" and did not
rescind its decision. In 2004,
responding to criticism, Sig Gissler, the administrator...
- harm) is a
legal doctrine that
gives a
contracting party the
ability to
rescind an
agreement if the
price of
exchange is less than a
certain proportion...
