quasi estoppel
- A type of estoppel in equity law that does not necessitate either false representation from one party or ignorance and dependency from another party
- The judge invoked the principle of quasi estoppel to prevent the defendant from going back on their prior agreement.
- In the lawsuit, the plaintiff's argument was strengthened by using quasi estoppel as a basis.
- Quasi estoppel was applied to maintain the fairness of the contract despite changes in circumstances.
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