To cancel a contractual agreement.
To cut off; to abrogate; to annul.
Specifically, to vacate or make void, as an act, by the enacting authority or by superior authority; to repeal; as, to rescind a law, a resolution, or a vote; to rescind a decree or a judgment.
To recall an insurance policy, usually for misrepresentation.
A motion to revoke an action previously taken.
to void an act or an order.
To void or cancel an agreement or contract.
annul by recalling or rescinding; "He revoked the ban on smoking"; "lift an embargo"; "vacate a death sentence"
Cancellation of any contract as of the effective date. When a premium finance contract is rescinded, coverage is cancelled and all monies are returned. This may occur when misrepresentations are made to the insurance company regarding the insured or the insured's coverage.
To annul or undo a previously taken action.
Literally means "to take back" or "cancel." If a borrower rescinds a mortgage loan, it is as if the mortgage loan never existed. Some borrowers have by law a right to "rescind" certain mortgage loans. Note: A Borrower is entitled to a refund all fees paid in connection with the loan if the Borrower exercises his right of rescission.
To recall, void or cancel an agreement.
Annulment of an action previously taken.
When the insurance company voids a policy back to the effective date.
A WCB Panel memorandum of decision which voids or annuls a WCLJ decision. Decisions to rescind are usually issued without prejudice in order to allow the parties to present evidence or testimony not previously presented to a WCLJ.
To annul or undo an action previously taken.
To cancel a transaction or agreement is to "rescind" it. In title terms, it most often refers to the right of rescission given individuals to cancel home loans when refinancing.
To cancel; revoke; terminate.
When the insurance company cancels a policy retroactive to its effective date, usually because of misrepresentation, fraud, or illegal procedure. Legally, it is though the policy was never issued.
When the insurance company voids (cancels) a policy.
Literally means "to take back" or "cancel." If a borrower rescinds a mortgage loan, it is as if the mortgage loan never existed. Some borrowers have by law a right to "rescind" certain mortgage loans. See Notice of Right to Cancel
Cancel, terminate or revoke.
