Which outcome is associated with 'recission' in a contract?

Recission refers to the legal cancellation of a contract. When a contract is rescinded, it results in the termination of the agreement, essentially nullifying the responsibilities and obligations of both parties involved. This means that both parties are returned to their positions before the contract was made, as if the contract never existed.

The other options do not accurately reflect the effect of rescission. Enforcement of terms would imply that the contract is still valid and being executed, which contradicts the nature of rescission. Monetary compensation for loss might occur through other legal mechanisms such as breach of contract claims, but is not a direct outcome of rescission. Future contract negotiations can happen post-rescission, but the scope of rescission itself specifically terminates the current agreement rather than leading to future negotiations. Thus, the correct association with rescission is the termination of the agreement.