Is resorting to the judiciary for the rescission of a contract or to determine an unestablished right considered dilatoriness that necessitates compensation for attorney's fees?
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Resorting to the judiciary for the rescission of a contract or to determine a right that was not established and settled is not considered dilatoriness that necessitates compensation for attorney's fees and litigation costs, as the dispute in such a case is subject to judicial consideration and interpretation, and the...
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