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laches, estoppel by

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A quick definition of laches, estoppel by:

Estoppel is a legal term that means you can't say or do something that goes against what you've said or done before, or what has been established as true by law. It can also mean that you can't keep arguing about something that has already been decided. There are different types of estoppel, like when someone makes a false statement that causes someone else to believe something and act on it, or when someone doesn't speak up when they should have. Estoppel is used to prevent unfairness and protect people from being harmed by others' actions or words.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Estoppel is a legal principle that prevents a person from asserting a claim or right that contradicts what they have said or done before or what has been legally established as true. It can also prevent the relitigation of issues. There are different types of estoppel, including equitable estoppel, estoppel by deed, and collateral estoppel.

Example: If a person sells a car to someone and later claims that they still own the car, they may be estopped from making that claim if they had previously signed a document stating that they sold the car. This is an example of estoppel by deed.

Explanation: In this example, the person's previous statement in the document they signed prevents them from asserting a claim that contradicts it. The principle of estoppel prevents them from denying the truth of their previous statement.

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i want to make sure i dont accidentally go there
To avoid the website, don't use any of the links ending in .rs .st or .is
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thanks, ill be sure to write down those URLs so I can watch out for them
You're welcome, have to stay safe on the internet these days.
13:25
yes definitely do not go to libgen (dot) is or you will be engaging in illegal piracy
i did notice that a lot of the 1l professors have a no laptops in class policy
so i think im gonna buy my textbooks used from chegg
NosyBeagle
13:30
all hail chegg. such a godsend for undergrad chem
13:34
you can rent a lot of textbooks
Renting is definitely a good idea for textbooks, definitely.
Until some professor has some niche bullshit on the list.
i think i'd rather buy them outright but idk
13:42
i plan on making friends with rich people
I bought all of my legal writing books because I know I'll always refer to them.
I haven't opened my Legal Reasoning and Legal Writing (Aspen Coursebook) yet because it's a textbook.
we haven't even gotten our book lists yet
that'd frustrate the fuck out of me
Any chance of getting the syllabus from a 2L that took it last year?
there's no way to know what classes we're taking 1l first semester until they tell us
bc they split the sections up
so one section takes torts first sem and the other takes it second sem
NosyBeagle
13:47
who up torting their feasor
not me, i'm proofing this motion asking myself how our of counsel thinks this is any good
13:51
of counsel? more like OF counsel, shake dat ass hoe
He'll use all caps in motions.
And legitimately think it's fine.
13:55
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