Null - Law Dictionary Search Results
Extrajudicial
judge beyond jurisdiction not valid as a part of a judicial proceeding as extrajudicial oaths judgments etc are null and void
Frustrate
Vain ineffectual useless unprofitable null voil nugatory of no effect
Frustratory
Making void rendering null as a frustratory appeal
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Irritancy
The state or quality of being null and void invalidity forfeiture
Actions rescissory
shall be declared false or forged; or (3) actions of simple reduction, for declaring a writing called for null until produced, Scots Law
Ancient law
must be scrupulously completed by persons legally entitled to take part in them, or else the conveyance is null, and the seller is re-established in the rights of which he had vainly attempted to divest himself. Henry
Homologation
Confirmation or ratification as of something otherwise null and void by a court or a grantor
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