The phrase "and annulled in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when discussing the cancellation or invalidation of something, typically a contract, agreement, or law.
Example: "The previous agreement was deemed invalid and annulled in the court's ruling."
Alternatives: "and voided in the" or "and revoked in the".
The charter, signed by King John, was systematically ignored as soon as it was signed and was annulled in the same year by Pope Innocent III on request of the monarch.
The Tagsatzung, the federal council of the Old Swiss Confederacy, then sent an army from Zürich to definitely end the rebellion, and after the Battle of Wohlenschwil, the Huttwil League was forcibly annulled in the peace of Mellingen.
In this paper we report that the improvement of GSIS observed upon UCP2 knockdown in INS-1E cells is completely annulled in the presence of the cell-permeative antioxidant MnTMPyP.
When Gen. Ayub Khan overthrew a civilian government and annulled the constitution in 1958, the Supreme Court endorsed the act as a matter of "revolutionary legality".
Pope Clement V continued the papal policy of supporting monarchs (who ruled by divine grace) against any claims in Magna Carta which challenged the king's rights, and annulled the Confirmatio Cartarum in 1305.
The arbitration court ruled that Mr. Zelezny must repay Media Enterprises the $23 million it paid him to buy shares in CNTS in 1997 and annulled the sales contract.
The charter was annulled in 1684, and the Lords of Trade began planning to combine the New England colonies into a single province called the Dominion of New England.
However the protocol's terms were never implemented because of the politically unstable situation in Albania following the outbreak of World War I, and it was eventually annulled in 1921 during the Conference of Ambassadors.
The couple separated in June 1994, divorced in December 1994, and had their marriage annulled in 1997 by the Catholic Church.
The press prohibition had been annulled in 1904, allowing the appearance of the first Lithuanian daily newspaper, Vilniaus žinios ("Vilnius News").
