Mutual Consent
/ˌmjuː.tʃu.əl kənˈsent/
Definitions
- (n.) A mutual agreement by all parties involved to the terms of a contract or arrangement, reflecting a meeting of the minds and voluntary acceptance.
The contract was valid because it was formed through mutual consent of both parties.
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Commentary
Mutual consent is fundamental in contract law and requires clear, voluntary agreement by all parties; ambiguous or coerced consent can invalidate agreements.
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