- 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...
- the
common law
courts simply gave
effect to the
rescinding party's
unequivocal election to
rescind the contract.
Rescission at
common law is only available...
- president's
policies on a wide
range of issues. Its core
effect was the
rescinding of
several executive orders ordered by
President Biden. It was followed...
-
office including positions in the army.
Against sizeable opposition the
rescinding of the Act took
effect on 13
August 1650. The act
banned Royalists from...
- States, when she sued Mike Bowers, the
Georgia Attorney General, for
rescinding a job
offer after he
found out she
planned to have a same-**** wedding...
- Amb****ador Pence, lied to
Congress and the
public about its
reasons for
rescinding the report. "Confirmation For Trump's
Finland Amb****ador
Could Take Months"...
- in 1594,
centralised the
administration of
Parma and Piacenza, thus
rescinding the nobles'
hitherto vast prerogative.
Ranuccio was the son of Alexander...
- 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rescinded.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...
-
issued the bull "Creator Omnium",
rescinding any
recognition of Portugal's
right to
conquer those islands,
rescinding any
right to
Christianize the natives...
- 21 June 2011[update], the IAAF had
ratified 67
records in the event, not
including rescinded records. "Wind" in
these tables refers to wind ****istance, the velocity...
