The phrase "agreement void" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to indicate that a contract or agreement is no longer valid or enforceable.
Example: "Due to the lack of mutual consent, the court ruled that the agreement was void."
Alternatives: "contract null" or "agreement invalid".
The Russian authorities quickly said this rendered the agreement void.
On Monday, Mr. Limato won the right to leave I.C.M. despite his contract when an arbitrator ruled that a California labor statute made parts of the agreement void.
Declaring the 1994 agreement void, North Korea removed seals placed on one of its nuclear plants and expelled two inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency who were verifying the country's compliance.
The special counsel's office now believes that Manafort's "crimes and lies" render his cooperation agreement void, the document says.
Phips, whose motives continue to be debated by historians today, claimed this was a violation of the terms of capitulation, and consequently declared the agreement void.
Alternatives were to send a letter withdrawing from a 1992 convention that is the parent treaty of the Paris agreement, voiding US involvement in both in a year's time, or to issue a presidential order simply deleting the US signature from the Paris accord, the source told Reuters.
Nor has he pulled out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, voided the deal lifting sanctions on Iran in return for an end to its nuclear program or replaced the Affordable Care Act.
The High Court judge had said the pre-nuptial agreement was void but was not irrelevant and its existence had reduced her award to the husband.
When Janet filed for divorce, she contended that the postnuptial agreement was void, because of breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, and failure of consideration.
Clifford is now suing Trump to have the hush agreement declared void; Trump has, through his lawyers, said that he planned to sue to enforce it.
