| 单词 | rescission |
| 释义 | rescission (once / 66776 pages) n If you’ve really had it with your business partner, you may make a motion for rescission to dissolve your legal ties. Rescission refers to the canceling of a contract or other legal agreement. The word rescission entered English in the17th century from the Latin word rescissio(n-), from resciss-, meaning “split again.” When a rescission takes place, you can think of it as two parties that are split up again — it’s as if they never had any ties together. You’ll most often hear the word used in a legal context. If someone violates part of a contract, then the other party might seek rescission, meaning the contract will be declared void. WORD FAMILYrescission: rescissions+/rescind: recission, rescindable, rescinded, rescinding, rescinds, rescission USAGE EXAMPLESThe rescission power need not be expressed in every statute; it is implied. Wall Street Journal(Dec 31, 2016) Each year the council reviews its previous designations and decides whether any changes at a company justify a rescission of the label, he said. Reuters(Mar 31, 2016) Each year the council reviews its previous designations and decides whether any changes at a company justify a rescission of the label, he said. Reuters(Mar 31, 2016) n (law) the act of rescinding; the cancellation of a contract and the return of the parties to the positions they would have had if the contract had not been made Syn|Hyper recission cancellation the act of cancelling; calling off some arrangement |
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