Being Stopped, by One's Own Prior Acts, from Claiming a Right

question 38

Multiple Choice

Being stopped, by one's own prior acts, from claiming a right against another person who has legitimately relied on those acts is known as

• A) the doctrine of equitable estoppel
• B) a preponderance of the evidence
• C) a qualified medical child support order
• D) the emancipation doctrine

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Definitions:

Mothers And Wives

Describes roles traditionally associated with women in society, focusing on their responsibilities in family care and household management.

League Of United Latin American Citizens

The oldest Latino civil rights organization in the United States, founded in 1929 to combat the discrimination faced by Hispanics in the country.

Mexican-Americans

Americans of Mexican descent, making up a significant part of the U.S. population with a rich cultural heritage and history.

Full Rights

The complete and unconditional entitlements that individuals are guaranteed by law or society, without any discrimination.