invalidation

/in,væli'deiʃn/
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invalidation

The court issued an order of invalidation for the contract.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The act of making something invalid or null: "Invalidation" refers to the process or action of rendering something without legal force, effectiveness, or validity.
    • The state of being rendered invalid: It can also describe the resulting condition after something has been declared or made invalid.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The court ordered the invalidation of the contract due to fraud. (The court ordered the contract to be made legally void because of fraud.)
    • The invalidation of her passport caused significant travel delays. (The act of making her passport no longer valid caused major travel problems.)
Advanced Usage

  • "Judicial invalidation": The formal annulment of a law, contract, or proceeding by a court.

    • The judicial invalidation of the statute was a landmark decision. (The court's formal annulment of the law was a very important ruling.)

  • "To seek invalidation": To formally request or attempt to have something declared invalid.

    • The company will seek invalidation of the patent. (The company will try to get the patent officially declared invalid.)
Variants and Related Words

  • Invalidate (verb): To make something invalid or to nullify.

    • The new evidence could invalidate the previous verdict. (The new evidence could make the earlier court decision void.)

  • Invalid (adjective): Not legally or officially acceptable; not valid.

    • The license was declared invalid. (The license was officially stated to be unacceptable.)
Synonyms
  • Annulment: The act of declaring something, especially a marriage or law, invalid.
  • Nullification: The action of making something legally null and void.
  • Voidance: The act of making something void or of no effect.
Related Phrases
  • "Grounds for invalidation": The legal or factual reasons that justify declaring something invalid.
    • Misrepresentation can be grounds for invalidation of a contract. (False statements can be a reason to declare a contract void.)
Related Idioms
  • "To be an invalidation of": To serve as proof or an act that nullifies something.
    • The discovery of the original document was a complete invalidation of the forged copy. (Finding the original document completely proved the copied one was fake and void.)
invalidation

The court issued an order of invalidation for the contract.

Noun
  1. (law) a formal termination (of a relationship or a judicial proceeding etc)

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