estoppel in the PONS Dictionary

estoppel Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

estoppel clause
клауза за възражение
agency by estoppel
законово представителство
agency by estoppel
представителство по силата на закона

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Moreover, broad modern principles of claim preclusion appear to address adequately the concern reflected in the cases cited for the estoppel principle.
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To allow a subsequent plaintiff to use the tenth, negative judgment as collateral estoppel against the defendant may seem unjust.
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Some observers believe that this estoppel dissuades potential requesters from use of reexamination, forcing them into federal court.
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In order to preserve equity, the court will likely find an easement by estoppel.
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Second, an easement may also come about through an express assurance, triggering proprietary estoppel.
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Prosecution history estoppel applies as a limitation to the doctrine of equivalents after the claims have been properly interpreted and no literal infringement is found.
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Mostly estoppel is deployed in respect of movable property, but it may also be used for immovable property.
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The doctrine of estoppel by deed (also known as after-acquired title) is a particular estoppel doctrine in the context of real property transfers.
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On the other hand in the case of land, proprietary estoppel effectively created obligations regardless of any pre-existing contract.
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The overpayments did not amount to representations that they were (so no estoppel by representation).
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