cancellation
ਰੱਦ
definition
noun
train services are subject to cancellation at short notice
the action of canceling something that has been arranged or planned.
example
The 'cancellation' on the stamp is basic, including no post office information or date that I could use to trace the letter.
And there'll be no fee for this 'cancellation' , of course.
the 'cancellation' of the performance
Mr de Bono submits that it was unlawful of the Commission to have refused 'cancellation' of registration on the basis that some of the service users lacked capacity.
train services are subject to 'cancellation' at short notice
A royal endorsement is a timely boost to this major event as organisers seek to erase the bad memories of last year's 'cancellation' due to foot-and-mouth disease.
The departure screens show cancellation after 'cancellation' , delay after delay.
He stressed that patients had been advised beforehand that their ops could be subject to 'cancellation' at this time of year and asked to ring in to check they were going ahead.
Accounts found hosting this material will be subject to immediate 'cancellation' without refund.
the debtor can procure 'cancellation' if satisfied within one month
A Yorkshire-based national art exhibition threatened with 'cancellation' in its 25th year is to go ahead on Saturday.
the project was threatened with 'cancellation' by the government
A traditional Christmas meal organised by the Salvation Army is under threat of 'cancellation' this year.
Airlines waived some 'cancellation' fees and issued vouchers for future flights to passengers who wanted to stay home.
Perishable goods or items which have been made to your specifications are not subject to 'cancellation' rights
the debtor can procure 'cancellation' if satisfied within one month
Technically all the consumer needs to do in order to claim their cash is to send notice of 'cancellation' .
Also, make enquiries about fees for 'cancellation' or changing dates for the trip, in case any such need arises.
There is no written documentation of Troge's 'cancellation' of the contract.
The Applicant appealed to the Care Standards Tribunal against that 'cancellation' on 24th February 2003.
At first the Post Office applied a red 'cancellation' mark to the new Penny Black stamps on envelopes, but it readily washed off.
More worrisome is the notion that our civil liberties are subject to 'cancellation' in times of crisis.
The British Grand Prix was threatened with 'cancellation' by the International Automobile Federation last year as a result of traffic chaos.
The fee 'cancellation' could take effect as early as next January.
The notice period for 'cancellation' by insurers should not be less than 30 days to provide enough time to a policyholder in organising cover from alternative sources.
James made numerous books with pages of facsimile postcards, replete with colored stamps and 'cancellation' marks.
In Mr Godfrey's opinion Clause 8 does not deal with 'cancellation' but more appropriately deals with disclosures and waivers of rights.
Repeatedly over the past five years the mission was threatened with 'cancellation' .
It's then sent through our inkjets and given a 'cancellation' mark over the stamps.
Artists' fees and the costs and expenses in the event of 'cancellation' were also covered.
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