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   nullity

   /ˈnʌlɪti/

   noun

   • 1. an act or thing that is legally void.
   • ▪ the state of being legally void or invalid, especially with reference to a marriage. Similar invaliditynon-validityillegalityrare:voidnessOpposite validity
   • 2. a thing of no importance or worth.
   • ▪ nothingness.

   Word Origin mid 16th century: from French nullité, from medieval Latin nullitas, from Latin nullus ‘none’.

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   What is nullity in law?

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   What does the nullity of a contract mean?

   • The nullity of the contract meant that they had to prepare a new application. I found the artistic nullity of the work quite depressing. This character was a nullity and the role was wasted on such a fine actor. She applied to the court for a declaration of nullity regarding her marriage.

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   What are nullities & void?

   • Nullities are divided into absolute and relative. Absolute nullities are those which may be insisted upon by any one having an interest in rendering the act, deed, or writing null, even by the public authorities. Everything fraudulent is null and void. For example, a second marriage while the former was in full force.

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   Is marriage a nullity?

   • As opposed to the divine spirit of truth, however, it appears an unsubstantial nullity, and soon vanishes into its own vanity. As it is, the representative branch of our government is practically a nullity. Nullity of marriage must not be too often allowed; once a marriage is made it is a serious matter to undo it.

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   • (mathematics) The difference between the rank of a matrix and the number of columns it has; the dimension of the nullspace of a matrix. Legally nonexistent; without force or effect. Besides the ordinary chancery jurisdiction it hears all applications for divorce or nullity of marriage.

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