Beady v. Du Vivier

How courts have described this case

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• \Th[e] doctrine [of equitable estoppel] precludes a party at law and in equity from denying or asserting the contrary of any material fact which he has induced a party to believe and to act in a particular manner.\
• “Ratification is the express or implied adoption of the acts of another by one for whom the other assumes to be acting, but without authority.... Ratification relates back [to] and supplies original authority ....”
• “Th[e] doctrine [of equitable estoppel] precludes a party at law and in equity from denying or asserting the contrary of any material fact which he has induced a party to believe and to act in a particular manner.”

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