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Based roughly on the lemon law, the law gives a veto with enables a person to call an end to an stalemated arguement. This law may only come into play under the following circumstances: 1)The arguement must be static 2)The two parties must agree 3)Once set the arguement may never be rementioned. The background behind this law may never be repeated due to the law itself.
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