👉 In legal terms, an "embargo" or "disembargoing" refers to a condition imposed on someone by another party in order to prevent them from entering into a contract or other transaction. This is often used in international trade agreements to protect consumers and importers from unfair competition. An embargo typically involves a period of time during which the subject of the agreement cannot enter into a contract or engage in any form of business activity with the other party. The purpose is to prevent the other party
