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1 indulgence
сущ.юр. неиспользование права, освобождение от обязательств (ситуация, при которой одна из сторон договора по какой-л. причине не использует одно из прав, получаемых в рамках договора, или разрешает другой стороне не выполнять какое-л. обязательство)No indulgence granted by a party shall constitute a waiver or abandonment of any of that party’s rights under the agreement. — Никакое разовое освобождение от обязательств, предоставляемое одной из сторон, не является основанием для отказа от права требовать выполнения этих обязательств в будущем.
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