Apparently Emanuel has learned more about voiding contractual obligations now that it is ordinary workers at other end of the commitment.
A bankruptcy proceeding would allow a judge to void G.M.'s contractual obligations to dealers under state franchise laws, and speed the elimination of hundreds, if not thousands, of G.M. showrooms across America.
From here, we flash-forward 20 years to see the older Robin attending a futurological "Congress" sponsored by the studios' corporate owners, where she is permitted to emerge from this contractual void to be a cheerleader for a brave new world in which the people are kept pacified by a hallucinatory existence.
The Jets' trade for Tim Tebow is being held up, and could possibly be voided, because of a contractual clause that the Jets apparently misread.
Wu-Tang's extensive contractual restricition voids previously reported plans for the album, which would have allowed the highest bidder to do whatever he or she wanted with the album.
Wu-Tang's extensive contractual restriction voids previously reported plans for the album, which would have allowed the highest bidder to do whatever he or she wanted with the album.
Starting in 2007, A-Rod had the contractual right to void the remainder of his deal in the ten days following the end of that year's World Series, and thereby become a free agent.
But even assuming a California court might reasonably conclude that the contractual provision at issue here is void in this state, this policy interest does not, under these facts, justify issuance of a TRO against the parties in the Minnesota court proceedings.
Contractual restrictions on consumer reviews are probably already void as demonstrated in a New York ruling from 2003 (People v. Network Associates) that voided a contract that restricted product reviews.
In other words, any contractual attempts to gag consumer reviews should be categorically void, period.
