Webn. something which may be treated as nothing, as if it did not exist or never happened. This can occur by court ruling or enactment of a statute. The most common example is a nullity of a marriage by a court judgment. Copyright © 1981-2005 by Gerald N. Hill and Kathleen T. …

WebNull Of no legal validity, force, or effect; nothing. As used in the phrase null and void, refers to something that binds no one or is incapable of giving rise to any rights or duties under …

WebNullify means to remove the force, effectiveness, or value of something. The thing nullified is the refered to as null and void, or as being a nullity. It may refer to the invalidation of …

WebNull Law and Legal Definition Null refers to something that has no legal force. A matter with no consequence, effect or value will come under the definition of null. The term null …

Webnul· li· fy ˈnə-lə-ˌfī nullified; nullifying transitive verb 1 : to make null (see null entry 1 sense 1) especially : to make legally null and void nullify a law 2 : to make of no value or …

WebThe entire invalidity of a supposed, pretended, or attempted marriage, by reason of relationship or incapacity of the parties or other diriment impediments. An action …

Webin the civil law of Louisiana : a nullity that can be cured by confirmation because the object involved is considered valid. also : the quality or state of such a nullity. Note: A contract …

WebSep 09, 2014 · Posted on Sep 8, 2014 "Nolled" is a short hand term for Nolle Prosequi, latin for not prosecuted. After a statutorily determined period of time, your matter will be …

WebDecree of Nullity Law and Legal Definition A decree of nullity is a judicial order determining in effect that the marriage in question never existed. The decree declares that the …

Web1 : having no legal or binding force : invalid a null contract 2 : amounting to nothing : nil the null uselessness of the wireless transmitter that lacks a receiving station Fred Majdalany …