Definition: Unassuetude is a legal term in the United States that refers to a situation where someone has no intention or purpose of fulfilling an agreement, promise, or obligation. It can refer to any kind of commitment, whether it's a business contract, legal agreement, or any other type of agreement. In the context of law, unassuetude is a specific legal principle in which a person who has not agreed upon something cannot be held liable for its breach. This means that if someone has
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