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U kno even tho their circuit numbers don't compare to other schools, those #s are better than expected tbh
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Simple English definitions for legal terms
repudiator
Read a random definition: conventional international law
A quick definition of repudiator:
Term: REPUDIATOR
Definition: A repudiator is someone who says they will not follow through with a promise they made, especially when it comes to a contract.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: A repudiator is someone who rejects or refuses to accept something, especially a contract.
Example 1: John signed a contract to sell his car to Sarah, but he changed his mind and refused to go through with the sale. John is a repudiator.
Example 2: The company agreed to deliver the goods to the buyer on a specific date, but they failed to do so. The buyer can now be considered a repudiator if they refuse to accept the goods at a later date.
The examples illustrate how a repudiator is someone who goes back on their word or agreement, causing a breach of contract. It is important to honor agreements and contracts to maintain trust and integrity in business and personal relationships.