Sentence examples for invalidate the contract from inspiring English sources

The fact that a consumer does not read the agreement or thereafter claims to have failed to understand or appreciate some term therein does not invalidate the contract.

For instance, when the law of one state would invalidate the contract, but the law of another would uphold it, the Restatement (Second) favors applying the law of the state which would uphold the validity of the contract.

DD never signed the thing, which is the primary argument Clifford is using to try to invalidate the contract.

Clint Krislov, an attorney prosecuting a lawsuit against the city over the meters, argues that a judge could invalidate the contract's penalty clause.

Lawyers pored over the offering plan and pondered obscure state and federal laws looking for ways to invalidate the contracts.

The action coincided with the filing of a suit in court here seeking to invalidate the contracts that the six stars of the series had signed with the production studio, 20th Century Fox Television.

Out of 677,000 votes cast, the result came within 25,000 votes of invalidating the contract that permitted the transfer of Chavez Ravine land to the Dodgers.

"There is a certain kind of participant who doesn't want to know," he added, and if a researcher contacts study subjects, "you are kind of invalidating the contract".

The Philippine Supreme Court has invalidated the contract awarded to a group of investors, including the German operator of the Frankfurt airport, to build a new international air terminal in Manila.

Had the regulators invalidated the contracts, the state could have saved several billion dollars by arranging for alternate power supplies at lower prices, people on both sides of the issue said.

This would invalidate the social contract between the leaders and their people and stem the flow of resources to the religious establishment".