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repudiatee

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A quick definition of repudiatee:

Term: REPUDIATEE

Definition: A repudiatee is someone who is part of a contract that has been rejected or refused by the other person involved in the contract.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A repudiatee is a party to a contract that has been rejected or refused by the other party.

Example: John and Jane entered into a contract where John would deliver 100 boxes of apples to Jane's store. However, John refused to deliver the apples on the agreed-upon date. In this case, Jane is the repudiatee because John has repudiated the contract.

Explanation: The example illustrates the definition of repudiatee because Jane is the party that has been affected by John's refusal to fulfill the contract. She is the one who has been left without the 100 boxes of apples that she was expecting. As the repudiatee, Jane may have legal options available to her to seek compensation for the breach of contract.

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Yes everyone knows windy is a slithery, slimy snake
noreaster
18:54
windy u gotta make a linkedin im commenting go blue on everyone’s posts
im an eluder from the candy house by Jennifer began
*egan wtf
Can I work in NYC if I get a law degree from FSU?
Is it possible
my dream was NYU but they waitlisted me and I got a full ride to FSU
look at law school transparency for fsu
I'm cooked I probably need to give up on the NYC dream
or r&r
late apps + 168 is rough
I would never be allowed to do that, especially give up a full ride
ah, i see you also have windymagician parents
Yeah I'll settle for FSU, it's an amazing school that has treated me very well already, and in any case attempt a transfer
For now NYC dream becomes Miami dream :(
seriously consider r&r. ultimately its your life and your parents can't control it. get some work experience in, retake the lsat once or twice and just enjoy life a bit
^
word of advice that you probably won't listen to: the sooner you stop letting your parents control your life, the easier
these dudes didn't even know what schools I had applied to
It's not worth dealing with the backlash of such a decision, it's not like FSU is bad or anything, it's just not the dream
especially with a full-ride
exactly. your dream for yourself doesn't have to align with your parents dream for your life. be bold and go with what you truly want
this is the rest of your life you're talking about, but it's your life and not mine
I would take the risk if it was just me but the family backlash is just too much
I take it as my fault, should've scored higher the first time I took the LSAT
or pushed my graduation
a full ride to FSU is amazing and I should probably just take it
You can make something great out of it! Sometimes life locks you in for a minute...I have a 3.18 LSAC GPA lol. NYU was my dream school, but life just kinda shut that door for me. Sometimes you gotta take what you can now, then pivot when you can later. There can be multiple paths to NYC for you, especially if you don't have debt from the fullride at FSU!
if you got a 168 on your first lsat, you could realistically get into the low 170s with an extra year and multiple attempts. nothing wrong with fsu but it seems like you're young and some work experience first could be super helpful not just for your application but for getting perspective as well!
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