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Rescission of Voidable Contracts Explained by Nabeeha Amer is a document available to read on EtoBox.
A void contract is invalid and unenforceable, as if it had never existed. A voidable contract is valid until one party chooses to void it. If a contract is rescinded, it is treated as never having existed and the parties are returned to their pre-contract positions, including refunding any money exchanged or expenses incurred under the contract. Both parties must agree to rescind a contract for it to be rescinded.
- Author
- Nabeeha Amer
- Language
- EN