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Which is the correct meaning of rescinding a contract?Group of answer choicesTerminating a contract and exclusion clauses live on for one yearTerminating a contract and exclusion clauses live on for two yearsBreaching the termscanceling a contract and treating it as though it never existed

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Which is the correct meaning of rescinding a contract?Group of answer choicesTerminating a contract and exclusion clauses live on for one yearTerminating a contract and exclusion clauses live on for two yearsBreaching the termscanceling a contract and treating it as though it never existed

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The correct meaning of rescinding a contract is "canceling a contract and treating it as though it never existed". When a contract is rescinded, it is completely nullified and all parties are returned to their original positions as if the contract had never been made.

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