Violating Conventions Is Risky Because They May Not Be Interpreted

question 54

True/False

Violating conventions is risky because they may not be interpreted correctly.

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Definitions:

Waived Right

A legal concept where an individual voluntarily relinquishes a known right, claim, or privilege, often through explicit declaration or by actions implying the abandonment of such right.

Late Deliveries

Instances where goods or services are provided after the expected or agreed upon delivery time, potentially causing inconvenience or breach of contract.

Cancel Contract

The act of legally terminating a contract, releasing both parties from their obligations under the contract.

Doctrine

A principle or body of principles held by a legal, political, or philosophical system, often serving as a guideline for decision-making.