The phrase "contract is void" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a contract no longer has any legal force or effect. For example, "Due to a violation of the terms of the contract, the contract is void and no longer legally binding."
(c) The contract is void as creating an indebtedness in excess of the charter limits.
Now that his contract is void, the Devils must pay him only $250,000 a year until 2024-25, the last year of the deal.
(b) The contract is void as an attempt to contract away a part of the governmental power of the city council.
Outside labor specialists say that if the workers vote to leave the S.E.I.U., Kaiser can assert that the contract is void because that union no longer represents its employees.
Clifford claims the contract is void because Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen rather than Trump himself signed it, and because of the draconian amount that it obligates her to pay for breaching it.
Appellant contends that the trial court erred by sustaining the demurrer on the grounds that the "alleged agreement [appellant] seeks to enforce is without consideration and the alleged contract is void as against public policy". We conclude that the contention lacks merit.
Even those lawyers who define the ring as part of the contract to marry, and therefore subject to return if the contract is voided, recognize the need for exceptions.
The move by the Dabhol Power Company, 65percentt owned by Enron, starts the clock ticking on a six-month notice period before the contract is voided, during which negotiations to settle the dispute are expected.
A contract is voided in the following circumstances: It was entered into under duress.
The attempted special contract being void, there is nothing to overcome that implication.
