Deletion of Gazundering

Comment: With Gazumping, it seems rather  to have its own article. It is a legal term this is accepted to refer to a negotiation tactic which is similar to Gazumping, but done by the other party in the opposite way (so ironically not really that similar). It is only used in context to real estate contracts. The buyer offering less than the agreed price, thereby breaking the deal is Gazundering, the seller accepting more from anther party, thereby breaking the deal is Gazumping, both words from the Yiddish ''gezumph'' meaning ‘overcharge’. Gazundering can be seen as a form of extortion, since the seller may be forced to sell at the lower price due to circumstance, especially if they have committed to other contracts on the strength of the agreement
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary (WP:DICTDEF)

Comment: to Gazumping#Gazundering, which is an existing article section with a very similar definition of the term. I don't agree that it's , as the term has been in use in the UK since the early 1990s recession, at least, and it's been used in the US since the financial crisis
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary (WP:NEO)