Sentence examples for became null and void from inspiring English sources

A Boston entrepreneur whose prenuptial agreement became null and void by design seven years ago, when she delivered her first child, told me that she wouldn't sign one again.

Dell tells us that his parents were "the least likely two people in the world to rob a bank": "They were just regular — although, of course, that kind of thinking became null and void the moment they did rob a bank".

Rebounding by off-guards has become null and void.

"I'm pretty sure that's the case, that contracts become null and void," he said.

The other danger, which could prove far more damaging, is that the insurance becomes null and void.

Sandro and QPR must wait to see whether he is given permission to carry on at Loftus Road and if not, whether his contract will become null and void.

"Like in any bankruptcy, suddenly some contracts become null and void, but A123 is still here, and I'm not concerned about matters of supply," he said.

"Call your carrier and tell them what you're doing," Ms. Portman said, adding that homeowners' policies might become null and void once a property is rented, unless changes are made.

"As far as the easement goes, he owns the easement, that is absolutely correct; but the easement says that he's got to comply with all state and local laws and regulations, and if he doesn't, then the house itself reverts back to the state and his easement becomes null and void".

Spinoza believed that the state contained the seeds of its own destruction and that, with its extinction, the social pact devised by Moses had lapsed and all the political and religious obligations incumbent upon the Jews had become null and void.

By contrast, Spinoza maintains that "the validity of an agreement rests on its utility, without which the agreement automatically becomes null and void" (TTP 16/182; cf. TP 2/12).