voidable

1 At common law a contract entered into under duress is voidable at the option of one of the parties.

2 When a contract is said to be voidable, it is assumed that a contract has been made, but that it is subject to being unmade at the election of one party.

3 Fraud absolves the injured party, but the defrauding party may be held to the contract; that is, the contract is voidable at the option of the party deceived.

4 For this reason, while Mr. Frelinghuysen claimed that the treaty was voidable, he did not actually declare it void.

5 To quote Ken, “One generation passes away and another generation comes, but voidable transfer law abides forever.”

6 Contracts can be classified according to their validity into several categories: valid, void, voidable or illegal.

(合同按照其效力不同可以分为以下几种：有效的、无效的、可撤销的、违法的)。

7 Carson’s new deal with Seattle will reportedly include a voidable third year to help with the salary cap.

8 Whether the representation is fraudulent or innocent, the contract is not void, but voidable.

9 What Seattle also did this year was use the strategy of adding voidable years to contracts — essentially, fake years — to spread out bonus payments and cap hits.

10 Because Martin had only three years left on his deal, the Cowboys added two voidable seasons to his contract so that his salary-to-bonus conversion will spread evenly across five seasons instead of three, creating more immediate cap room.

11 Brady’s extension also includes voidable years to provide cap relief this winter.

12 A voidable contract is one that a party will be entitled to rescind.

在可撤销合同中，合同一方有权废止合同。

13 The common law principles in relation to voidable contracts have been modified by statues.

普通法与可撤销合同有关的原则已被成文法作出一些修改.

14 The Vikings extended Cousins ($70 million guaranteed through 2023 plus two more voidable years) just before the Browns mortgaged three firsts, a third, two fourths and a record-setting, fully guaranteed $230 million contract for Deshaun Watson.

15 He contended that, as the Putney marriage was between persons of legal discretion and consent, there could be no condition that would render it voidable at the election of either.

16 In case marriage was originally void or voidable by law.

17 Furthermore, the judge ruled that Loeb's past defense of being under "duress" when he signed the Form Directive "is not void or voidable."

18 By the modern rule they are not void but are voidable, that is, can be set aside if the creditors or other interested parties wish to do so.

19 Her contracts are not merely voidable, but absolutely void.

20 Chopin concludes that a lease is only voidable in case of material defect, or nuisance, as of pestilential air, not in a case which, after all, is a mere vice d’esprit. 

1 可作废的

defeasible