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👉 Counteravouch in the context of law refers to a situation where someone intentionally or unintentionally speaks against another person's character, reputation, or actions. This can include speaking with malicious intent, deliberately misleading others about facts, or even making false statements without intending to deceive. Counteravouching is considered unethical and can lead to legal consequences, such as damage to one's reputation or loss of trust in a relationship. The term comes from the Latin "cognoscere" which means to know

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👉 Counter-avouchment is a legal doctrine in which a party to a contract or agreement makes a statement that contradicts their intent, intention, or understanding with respect to the subject matter of the contract. This means that the party making the statement may be considered liable for damages caused by their false statement.

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