rescindable (Meaning)
Wordnet
rescindable (s)
capable of being rescinded or voided
Webster
rescindable (a.)
Capable of being rescinded.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rescindable
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rescindable Sentence Examples
- The agreement was rescinded due to a material breach of contract, making it rescindable.
- The company's decision to cancel the order was deemed rescindable based on the customer's failure to pay.
- The vendor's offer to refund the purchase amount made the sale rescindable.
- The contract contained a provision stating that it was rescindable by either party within 14 days of execution.
- The mortgage loan was rescindable due to the borrower's right to cancel within three business days.
- The government's approval of the project was rescindable upon discovery of any illegal activities.
- The employment contract included a rescindable clause allowing for termination without cause.
- The sale of the property was rescindable due to an error in the deed's description.
- The insurance policy was rescindable due to misrepresentation of material facts by the insured.
- The court ruled that the contract was rescindable due to the defendant's failure to perform their obligations.
FAQs About the word rescindable
capable of being rescinded or voidedCapable of being rescinded.
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The agreement was rescinded due to a material breach of contract, making it rescindable.
The company's decision to cancel the order was deemed rescindable based on the customer's failure to pay.
The vendor's offer to refund the purchase amount made the sale rescindable.
The contract contained a provision stating that it was rescindable by either party within 14 days of execution.
