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waiver n 1 :
a formal written statement of relinquishment [
synonym :
{
release }, {
waiver }, {
discharge }]
Waiver \
Waiv "
er \,
n . (
Law )
The act of waiving ,
or not insisting on ,
some right ,
claim ,
or privilege .
[
1913 Webster ]
96 Moby Thesaurus words for "
waiver ":
OK ,
abandonment ,
abdication ,
abeyance ,
abjuration ,
abjurement ,
abolishment ,
abolition ,
abrogation ,
admission ,
allowance ,
annulment ,
cancel ,
canceling ,
cancellation ,
cassation ,
cessation ,
cession ,
charter ,
circumscription ,
cold storage ,
concession ,
consent ,
countermand ,
counterorder ,
deed of release ,
defeasance ,
desistance ,
discontinuance ,
dispensation ,
dropping out ,
exception ,
exemption ,
extenuating circumstances ,
forbearance ,
forswearing ,
grain of salt ,
grant ,
handing over ,
hedge ,
hedging ,
invalidation ,
leave ,
liberty ,
license ,
limitation ,
mental reservation ,
modification ,
nonexercise ,
nullification ,
okay ,
patent ,
permission ,
permission to enter ,
qualification ,
quitclaim ,
recall ,
recantation ,
release ,
relinquishment ,
renege ,
renouncement ,
renunciation ,
repeal ,
rescinding ,
rescindment ,
rescission ,
reservation ,
resignation ,
restriction ,
retraction ,
reversal ,
revocation ,
revoke ,
revokement ,
salvo ,
setting aside ,
special case ,
special permission ,
special treatment ,
specialness ,
specification ,
surrender ,
suspension ,
ticket ,
ticket of admission ,
vacation ,
vacatur ,
voidance ,
voiding ,
vouchsafement ,
waiving ,
withdrawal ,
withdrawing ,
write -
off ,
yielding WAIVER .,
The relinquishment or refusal to accept of a right .
2 .
In practice it is required of every one to take advantage of his rights at a proper time and ,
neglecting to do so ,
will be considered as a waiver .
If ,
for example ,
a defendant who has been misnamed in the writ and declaration ,
pleads over ,
he cannot afterwards take advantage of the error by pleading in abatement ,
for his plea amounts to a waiver .
3 .
In seeking for a remedy the party injured may ,
in some instances ,
waive a part of his right ,
and sue for another ;
for example ,
when the defendant has committed a trespass on the property of the plaintiff ,
by taking it away ,
and afterwards he sells it ,
the injured party may waive the trespass ,
and bring an action of assumpsit for the recovery of the money thus received by the defendant .
1 Chit .
Pl .
90 .
4 .
In contracts ,
if ,
after knowledge of a supposed fraud ,
surprise or mistake ,
a party performs the agreement in part ,
he will be considered as having waived the objection .
1 Bro .
Parl .
Cas .
289 .
5 .
It is a rule of the civil law ,
consonant with reason ,
that any one may renounce or waive that which has been established in his favor :
Regula est juris antique omnes licentiam habere his quae pro se introducta sunt ,
renunciare .
Code 2 ,
3 ,
29 .
As to what will amount to a waiver of a forfeiture ,
see 1 Conn .
R .
79 ;
7 Conn .
R .
45 ;
1 Jo Cas .
125 ;
8 Pick .
292 ;
2 N .
H ,
Rep .
120 163 ;
14 Wend .
419 ;
1 Ham .
R .
21 .
Vide Verdict .
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