Void - Law Dictionary Search Results
Incompassionate
Not compassionate void of pity or of tenderness remorseless
Importless
Void of meaning
Frustratory
Making void rendering null as a frustratory appeal
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Excrementize
To void excrement
Cassate
To render void or useless to vacate or annul
vagueness doctrine
vagueness doctrine : void-for-vagueness doctrine
Mascle
A lozenge voided
Emiction
The voiding of urine
Marriage
banns the parents must openly dissent in church at time of publication, and if so publication will be void. The marriage must take place according to the rubric; if after banns, in one of the churches where
Bond
generally a condition added, that, if the obligor does or forbears from some act, the obligation shall be void, or else shall remain in full force, and the bond is then called a double or conditional one;
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