A waiver is whereby a party voluntarily gives up a right she has under a contract but doesn't give up the entire right to performance by the other side.

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A waiver allows a party to give up a specific right under a contract but does not necessarily waive their right to other provisions or the overall performance by the other party. Essentially, it is a partial relinquishment of rights rather than a complete abandonment of the contract.

A Waiver Is Whereby a Party Voluntarily Gives Up a Right