'invalid claim' is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a demand, assertion, or action that is considered illegitimate or void due to some technical aspect or legal regulation. For example, you could say, "The court ruled that the plaintiff's invalid claim could not be sustained."
It could strike out invalid claims without wasting time and money during legal proceedings.
"We are in dispute…with some who made invalid claims which we discovered during a routine audit," he told The Independent.
"There were many invalid claims that were filed in court, that clogged up the courts, that either denied or delayed access for people who had valid claims".
Officials of the S.I.P.C. defend the corporation's record and say they must be vigilant in protecting against invalid claims by investors.
"The real job of the regulator," Mr. Fels said, "is to try to distinguish between the valid and the invalid claims".
F3 Health & Fitness F5 BUSINESS DAY C1-20 Trust Complains oFraudud The trust set up by Wyeth to compensate people injured by fen-phen, its once-popular diet drug, says that an alliance of doctors and lawyers is filing invalid claims.
The company, however, also admits that mistakes happen and while it continues to improve its algorithms to stop invalid claims, it also manually reviews all of the videos that were flagged because of potentially invalid claims.
Malpractice suits are not specific: many invalid claims are paid and may be paid in proportion to the injury suffered rather than the quality of care delivered [ 9].
Parliament's system for disciplining peers is under renewed scrutiny after a peer convicted of abusing expenses received a year's suspension from the House of Lords after being caught making invalid allowance claims for a second time.
