Instability
/ɪnˌstæbɪˈlɪti/
Definitions
- (n.) The state or quality of being unstable, especially in the context of social, political, or economic conditions leading to uncertainty or risk.
The court considered the instability of the government when evaluating the contract's enforceability.
- (n.) Lack of firmness or reliability in legal agreements or contractual obligations, potentially affecting enforceability.
Instability in contractual terms may lead to disputes and eventual litigation.
Forms
- instabilities
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Commentary
In legal drafting, 'instability' often pertains to conditions affecting the reliability or enforceability of agreements, requiring precise risk assessment.
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