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subject to cancellation

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See: determinable, voidable


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Developers and investors will be able to ascertain their rights and obligations and understand at what stage their respective projects will be subject to cancellation and on what grounds.
all un-Islamic laws related to the judicial system, those against the Quran and Sunnah, would be subject to cancellation and considered null and void," a spokesman for the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) said in a statement after talks in Peshawar with Islamist leaders from Swat.
With the exception of Price Protection 2010, customers on our other price protected deals will not be subject to cancellation fees should they decide to move off their price protection tariff.
 
 
 
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