resolutory (Meaning)
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resolutory (a.)
Resolutive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of resolutory
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resolutory Sentence Examples
- The resolutory clause in the contract stipulated that it would automatically terminate if certain conditions were not met.
- The resolutory meeting aimed to resolve outstanding issues and find a mutually acceptable solution.
- The resolutory authority had the power to annul decisions deemed illegal or invalid.
- The resolutory period in the insurance policy provided time for the policyholder to change their mind.
- The resolutory effect of the judgment meant that the defendant had to surrender the disputed property.
- The resolutory provision in the trust document specified the circumstances under which the trust could be terminated.
- The resolutory power of the court allowed it to dissolve marriages based on certain grounds.
- The resolutory process involved a series of steps designed to end a legal dispute or obligation.
- The resolutory clause in the tenancy agreement granted the landlord the option to terminate the lease for non-payment of rent.
- The resolutory action by the board of directors effectively removed the CEO from his position.
FAQs About the word resolutory
Resolutive.
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The resolutory clause in the contract stipulated that it would automatically terminate if certain conditions were not met.
The resolutory meeting aimed to resolve outstanding issues and find a mutually acceptable solution.
The resolutory authority had the power to annul decisions deemed illegal or invalid.
The resolutory period in the insurance policy provided time for the policyholder to change their mind.
