null and void
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Definition of null and void - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
legally ineffectivehaving no legal force or effect
- The contract was declared null and void by the judge..
- The agreement was rendered null and void.
- Their claims were found to be null and void.
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legal
the state of being null and void in law
court procedure
legal process to declare something null and void
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- French:nul et non avenu, ...
- German:nichtig, ...
- Italian:nullo, ...
- Spanish:nulo y sin efecto, ...
- Portuguese:nulo e sem efeito, ...
- Chinese:无效, ...
- Japanese:無効, ...
- Arabic:لاغٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בָּטֵל וּמְבוּטָּל, ...
- Russian:недействительный, ...
- Ukrainian:недійсний, ...
- Hindi:अमान्य, ...
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