estoppel

• Doctrine juridique qui interdit à une personne de se prévaloir d'un fait ou d'un droit contraire à ce qu'elle a précédemment déclaré ou convenu, souvent utilisée comme règle de preuve.

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.

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   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.

   Estoppel (fin de non-recevoir)

   • 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.

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