recision (Meaning)

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recision (n.)

The act of cutting off.

The company's recision of the contract nullified the entire agreement.
After discovering the fraud, the court ordered the recision of the sale.
The recision clause in the insurance policy allowed policyholders to cancel coverage within a specified period.
By filing for bankruptcy, the debtor effectively rescinded all outstanding obligations.
The recision of the lease was necessary due to the lessee's breach of contract.
The recision of the will was deemed invalid due to the lack of witness signatures.
The recision of the adoption was a heartbreaking decision for all parties involved.
The recision of the scholarship was a major setback for the student's academic plans.
The recision of the promotion was a result of performance issues.
The recision of the merger was a rare but necessary decision by stakeholders.

The act of cutting off.

cancellation, abandonment,cancelation, repeal, abolition, revocation, calling,rescission, abortion, ending

continuation, beginning, beginning, continuation, initiation,initiation, commencement, undertaking, undertaking, engagement

The company's recision of the contract nullified the entire agreement.

After discovering the fraud, the court ordered the recision of the sale.

The recision clause in the insurance policy allowed policyholders to cancel coverage within a specified period.

By filing for bankruptcy, the debtor effectively rescinded all outstanding obligations.