Cooling-off Period (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

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  1. a period arranged by agreement to allow for negotiation and an abatement of tension between disputing parties: The law calls for a cooling-off period before a strike can begin.
noun
  1. a period during which the contending sides to a dispute reconsider their options before taking further action
  2. a statutory period, often 14 days, that begins when a sale contract or life-assurance policy is received by a member of the public, during which the contract or policy can be cancelled without loss
Cooling-off Period (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

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