Black’s Law Dictionary¶
Garner, B. A. (2019). Black’s Law Dictionary.
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Primes¶
- Validity-ending Event
- In law and governance it is sunset clauses, repeal acts, vacaturs, license revocations, and treaty denunciations, each carrying an effective date, an issuing authority, and a record of what was in force when.
This sourceDefines sunset clause, repeal, vacatur, and revocation as instruments that terminate a legal entity's force with an issuing authority and effective date.
- In law and governance it is sunset clauses, repeal acts, vacaturs, license revocations, and treaty denunciations, each carrying an effective date, an issuing authority, and a record of what was in force when.
Mechanisms¶
- No-Harm Standstill Agreement
- This is the logic of a standstill agreement, the instrument in which adversaries contractually suspend hostile action for a fixed term to create room for negotiation without either side conceding its position.
This sourceDocuments adversaries contractually suspend hostile action for a fixed term; create room for negotiation; without either side conceding its position.
- This is the logic of a standstill agreement, the instrument in which adversaries contractually suspend hostile action for a fixed term to create room for negotiation without either side conceding its position.
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