👉 Peremptoriness is a legal concept in which an action or command cannot be stopped by the defendant, even if it appears to be so. It refers to the fact that an order cannot be changed when it has been issued and executed. This means that if an order is given at all, it must be followed without exception. For example, if a person is ordered to "stop" someone else from doing something, they cannot change their mind or stop the action even if they are not sure
