choose expectation damages after having
disaffirmed (cumulative
Contracts for necessities, such as food, shelter, and clothing, not provided by a minor's parent or guardian may be
disaffirmed by the minor.
The insurer is bound by a life insurance contract made with a minor unless and until it is
disaffirmed by the minor.
It can then take the mimesis on which the fictional world is based as its syntax, even where the mimetic principle is
disaffirmed and where the world realized by the text constitutes an antipole to the logic of the real world--the place where blue deer speak.
Through the affirmation, he or she has been taught to seek the truth, and eschew the lie, something made difficult for the
disaffirmed one whose lies to himself or herself necessarily are experienced as insult or outright assault.
But it can also create a climate in which students feel alienated,
disaffirmed, and devalued.
(19) As a party to the North Atlantic Treaty, the Republic of Turkey has agreed to share criminal jurisdiction over members of the force in certain circumstances, (20) but since 1 October 1914, Turkey has
disaffirmed its long history of capitulations.
A contract approved by the court may not later be
disaffirmed by the minor.
in which case the Japanese Attorneys who so
disaffirmed will be construed to commit a violation of the confidentiality obligation imposed under Article 23 of Chapter IV of the Practicing Attorney Law of Japan.
33, 48-51 (1950) (holding
disaffirmed legislatively for other reasons, 64 Stat.
By identifying with their intolerant and judgmental caretakers, these clients unconsciously convey to the therapist how it feels to be belittled and
disaffirmed. Astute therapists can use their own feelings of resentment to empathically understand the client's childhood experience instead of being drawn into a reenactment of that experience.
A minor has no obligation to make a full restitution of benefits received under a
disaffirmed contract Id at 234-35.
