Sentence examples for it unenforceable from inspiring English sources
The audit determined that the contract, executed in 2010, was not properly ratified, making it "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".
Legislators have been trying to pass a similar measure for years now, although the last act to try to do this — the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 — apparently was written with some loopholes that made it unenforceable.
In this sense, arbitration can stop people from enjoying their legal rights, effectively allowing corporations to overturn the law by making it unenforceable.
Husted supports voluntary disclosure, refusing to enforce the current rule, created by former Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, because he considers it unenforceable.
"We believe that public and willful disobedience of this law is going to make it unenforceable, and that's our goal," Olson told the Arizona Daily Sun.
The clear-headed Judge James Donato determined in May that while proceeding under California law was something users had agreed to, it was unenforceable, as it would amount to "a complete negation" of non-California protections such as those found in BIPA.
So even if you wind up signing yourself to a 46 hour 6 day a week contract it's unenforceable because it is illegal.
When a ban on smoking in city parks took effect one year ago, some tobacco partisans vowed it would not stick, that it was unenforceable, that they would flout it to their dying breaths.
Since Oubres release did not comply with the OWBPAs stringent safeguards, it is unenforceable against her insofar as it purports to waive or release her ADEA claim.
By the end of August, King and the mayor, Richard J. Daley, had struck a "Summit Agreement," which pledged an end to housing discrimination, but it was unenforceable, and Daley later shrugged it off as a "gentleman's agreement".
