"annulled" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is used to indicate that an act or a decision has been cancelled or reversed. For example, "The court annulled the marriage due to lack of consent."
In the past 15 years it has worked on 120 cases of mistreatment and prompted 655 unlawful decisions to be annulled, organisers say.
In one case last year, a German sports photographer had a bankruptcy order against him annulled after it emerged that he still lived in Germany and did not even own a camera.
The convictions of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito for the murder of Meredith Kercher have been annulled, bringing to a close a seven-year legal saga.
Lucrezia Borgia's first marriage to Giovanni Sforza was annulled, and he alleged that she was committing incest with her father, the pope.
Until 2014, when marriage equality legislation came into effect, if a transgender person was married and obtained a GRC it meant their marriage had to be annulled.
After the STA reportedly annulled the school's results for two Sats maths papers and a spelling test and warned that "any instances of maladministration of the tests are completely unacceptable", we asked Lewisham how it was responding.
Related: Amanda Knox murder conviction annulled - live coverage 6 November 2007: Knox is arrested with then-boyfriend Sollecito and Diya "Patrick Lumumbaa, the Congolese owner of pub where Knox occasionally worked.
27 March 2015: The court annulled the convictions of Knox and Sollecito and declined to order another retrial.
Is any action going to be taken against a school whose 2014 Sats results were annulled after it was found guilty of test "maladministration"?
On the basis of his NGO's appeals, Kalyapin said that Russian judges had annulled more than 700 unlawful rulings by the investigative committee and prosecutors, who had refused to initiate criminal proceedings relating to torture.
While Bongiorno said before the hearing started that she hoped the case would be annulled because it was "littered with errors", it is extremely unlikely that the Italian court will throw out the charges.
