Sentence examples for deemed unenforceable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Callahan had commented on the Oct. 19 ruling by the Supreme Court, which deemed "unenforceable" a constitutional amendment banning a president from seeking re-election to a second consecutive term in office.

The Study also found that roughly 90% of these arbitration agreements contain provisions prohibiting class action arbitrations, with most of those containing an "anti-severability" provision stating that the entire arbitration agreement is unenforceable if the class arbitration bar is deemed unenforceable.

Short sellers were not prosecuted under these edicts, but their contracts were deemed unenforceable.

If your prenuptial agreement is unconscionable, it will likely be deemed unenforceable by the Court.

A total prohibition of guests, even if spelled out in the lease, would probably be deemed unenforceable.

With these claims of fraud, Chevron asks the court that any judgment against the company be deemed unenforceable.

"If the late fee is structured on a percentage-of-the-maintenance basis, or is substantial in relation to the amount of maintenance," he said, "a court could characterize the fee as a disguised penalty and deem it unenforceable".

In a democratic society, if a law is deemed to be unenforceable or unpopular, it is for the legislature to make such changes as it decides are appropriate".

(The court deemed the contract unenforceable, and yet also enforced, because they all worked together for some time after it was signed).

Should any provision in these Advertising Terms & Conditions be deemed ineffective or unenforceable, that shall not affect the validity or enforceability of the remaining provisions of these Advertising Terms & Conditions.

The bill "states that a swap that does not clear may not be deemed void or unenforceable.