Something about court-appointed attorneys and the invalidation of wills composed while incompetent.
It is the first such code adopted since the invalidation of the National Industrial Recovery Act.
The last great constitutional transformation of marriage in this country, the invalidation of laws against interracial marriage, moved slowly.
In the cases, Democratic lawyers ask for the invalidation of absentee ballots because Republican Party workers were allowed to correct absentee ballot applications.
There were fierce fights over the invalidation of ballots, although that year, unlike this, widespread fraud, violence and intimidation was involved.
Tribe also wrote the brief that produced the invalidation of the anti-gay-rights Amendment 2 to Colorado's constitution (the case was Romer v. Evans).
Accusations of widespread vote irregularities in Karachi, the nation's largest metropolis, led to the invalidation of results from dozens of polling places, officials said.
(With the invalidation of the 75 percent rate, French Twitter users have implored Mr. Depardieu to return to France, some facetiously, some not).
In addition, some of the court's most important rulings were statutory: the invalidation of the Food and Drug Administration's regulation of tobacco and a decision keeping many medical malpractice cases against health maintenance organizations out of federal court.
"The invalidation of the nontermination provision opens the door for us to begin discussions with Wachovia immediately after Wachovia shareholders reject the proposed First Union merger," said L. Phillip Humann, chief executive of SunTrust.
An appeals court refused to throw out an arbitration clause signed by a man who could not read or sign his name, reasoning that "illiteracy alone is not a sufficient basis for the invalidation of an arbitration agreement".
