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Using your interpretation, the inability to waive a right means nothing.
by mortehu 8y ago
Using your interpretation, the inability to waive a right means nothing.
- johnnyfaehell 8y agoNot really. If I have a right to sue and I waive that right and I am not longer able to sue then waiving the right means a lot. Since I am not longer able to choose, I no longer have that right. Also, I am pretty sure these are definitions and not interpretations. (According to the Oxford dictionary)