revocabil
Revocabil is an adjective meaning capable of being revoked or withdrawn. It is used primarily in legal and administrative contexts to describe acts, permissions, or decisions that can be recalled by the issuer or by operation of law before they become final or affect third parties.
In contract and administrative law, revocability indicates that a grant of authority, a license, or an offer
Examples include a revocable offer, a revocable license, or a revocable mandate; these can be withdrawn by
Revocabil is contrasted with irrevocable, which denotes that withdrawal or cancellation is not permitted under the
Etymology: the term derives from Latin revocabilis, from revocare "to recall." In many legal languages, cognate