yes. to abrogate it would be to close or repeal it
yes. to abrogate it would be to close or repeal it
yes. to abrogate it would be to close or repeal it
No, abrogating a business deal means to formally revoke or cancel it, which would effectively end any agreement between the parties involved. To close a business deal, both parties must agree to the terms and finalize the agreement, not abrogate it. Abrogation typically leads to disputes and potential legal consequences rather than a successful business outcome.
Close of business day
Close of business
Abrogation is the process of abrogating - a repeal or abolition as a result of a higher authority.
The act of rescinding, abrogating, annulling, or vacating; as, the rescission of a law, decree, or judgment.
A close relationship between business and government
It depends on what business it is
bankruptcy..
close of business
A dominant business firm is close to a monopoly. It has no close competitors, and dominates more than half of the market that it is in.