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Australian legal systems,
estoppels in
equity include promissory and
proprietary estoppels,
described below. (Contrast with
estoppel by representation, which...
- An
Estoppel Certificate (or
Estoppel Letter) is a do****ent
commonly used in due
diligence in real
estate and
mortgage activities. It is
based on estoppel...
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Spencer Bower (2004)
describe all
three estoppels collectively as
estoppels by representation.
These estoppels can be
invoked when a promisee/represent...
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Collateral estoppel (CE),
known in
modern terminology as
issue preclusion, is a
common law
estoppel doctrine that
prevents a
person from
relitigating an...
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Estoppel is a
common law
doctrine which, when it applies,
prevents a
litigant from
denying the
truth of what was said or done. The
doctrine of estoppel...
- In the
common law,
judicial estoppel (also
known as
estoppel by
inconsistent positions) is an
estoppel that
precludes a
party from
taking a
position in...
- The
doctrine of ****ignor
estoppel is a
doctrine of
United States patent law
barring a patent's
seller (****ignor) from
attacking the patent's
validity in...
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measure of what they had expected. By contrast, the
factual pattern of
estoppels,
which often appear something very
close to a contract,
often seem to...
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direct estoppel prevents a
party to litigation from
relitigating an
issue that was
decided against that party.
Direct estoppel and
collateral estoppel are...
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Legal estoppel is a
principle of law,
particularly United States patent law, that an ****ignor or
grantor is not
permitted subsequently to deny the validity...
