Void in Europe
Definition of Void
Of no legal effect. Unenforceable at law, e.g., an agreement for an immoral consideration. But when an unlawful contract has been executed, money paid either in consideration or performance of the contract cannot be recovered back. If a contract or deed is properly entered into, and is afterwards altered in a material point by the fraud or laches of either party, it becomes void ex post facto as against him
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| Void | Void in the Employment and Labour Portal of the European Encyclopedia of Law. |
| Void | Void in the Injury and Tort Law Portal of the European Encyclopedia of Law. |
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Void (in European Private Law)
In this context, this may be a concept of the term: “Void”, in relation to a juridical act or legal relationship, means that the act or relationship is automatically of no effect from the beginning.
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