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estoppel

/ɪˈstɒp.əl/

Traducción: Doctrina legal que impide a una persona afirmar un hecho o derecho que contradice lo que previamente declaró o acordó, frecuentemente utilizada como regla probatoria.

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noun

/ɪˈstɒp.əl/C2formallegal
  • esDoctrina legal que impide a una persona afirmar un hecho o derecho que contradice lo que previamente declaró o acordó, frecuentemente utilizada como regla probatoria.

A legal doctrine that prevents a person from asserting a fact or right that contradicts what they have previously stated or agreed upon, often used as a rule of evidence.

incontable

  1. Legal bar from denialC2formallegal

    A legal principle that prevents a person from asserting a fact or right that contradicts what they have previously stated or agreed upon, especially when another party has relied on that statement.

    esImpedimento legal por actos propios

    • The court applied estoppel to prevent the landlord from denying the lease agreement.
    • Due to estoppel, the company could not claim the contract was invalid after accepting payments.
    • The doctrine of estoppel was used to stop the defendant from changing their position in court.

    Sinónimosbarimpedimentpreclusion

Formas
  • estoppels plural form
  • estoppels' possessive plural form
  • estoppel's possessive singular form