👉 Exclosure is a legal concept in the field of contract law that refers to the act of one party intentionally allowing or encouraging another party to enter into an agreement. This can occur when a buyer agrees to buy goods from a seller, but then changes their mind and decides to purchase goods themselves. In essence, exclosure involves a breach of contract where one party has agreed to facilitate the transaction of goods by entering into a contract with another party, only to later change their mind and not fulfill that agreement
