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voidable contract
noun[ C ]
LAWukus
a contract that has legal force when it is made but that may lose this in some situations:
The commonest example of a voidable contract is one where a party has induced the other party to enter the contract by making a misrepresentation.
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void contract
Examples of voidable contract
voidable contract
At present the annulment of voidable contracts is still governed by the enactment of 1852.
From Project Gutenberg
Since 1865 the respective district courts, on the chancery side, have had jurisdiction in absolute divorce and in all questions of alimony and annulment of voidable contracts.
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