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	{{a\|~~contract~~\|}}The other kind of [[waiver]]. The ''difficult'' one. Though not half as perilous as [[Mediocre lawyer\|your earnest counsel]] may have you believe.		{{a\|rep\|}}The other kind of [[waiver]]. The ''difficult'' one. Though not half as perilous as [[Mediocre lawyer\|your earnest counsel]] may have you believe.

	[[Waiver by estoppel]] may arise when a party who is entitled to exercise contractual rights, by its conduct ''leads the other party to believe it will not'', so that ''the other party relies on that representation'' to its detriment. It is an outflowering of the great case of {{citern\|Hughes\|Metropolitan Railway\|1877\|2 App. Cas.\|439}}.		[[Waiver by estoppel]] may arise when a party who is entitled to exercise contractual rights, by its conduct ''leads the other party to believe it will not'', so that ''the other party relies on that representation'' to its detriment. It is an outflowering of the great case of {{citern\|Hughes\|Metropolitan Railway\|1877\|2 App. Cas.\|439}}.