The reason is that a lawyer named Helen Davis Chaitman, who says she represents some 800 Madoff victims, has sued to void the settlement, claiming it would prevent her clients from bringing their own lawsuits against Picower.
Comcast agreed to comply with the order but is suing mostly on principle to void the ruling, claiming it should be free to manage the traffic on the network it built and owns.
In order "legalize" these outposts, the State will have to find a pretext to void the Palestinians' claims to the land (e.g., by declaring it absentee property -- a mechanism used over the years to seize land), or expropriate it, ostensibly for "public" use.
For one thing, the rebels' "eradication" would void the generals' main claim for retaining decisive political power.
Spain had filed a motion requesting that the court compel Odyssey to disclose the identity of the Black Swan and allow Spain to inspect the treasure, or, failing that, to void the company's claim to the wreck.
However, then-baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn voided the signing, claiming that the telegram sent to each team had been misleading.
Apple claims jailbreaking "can" void the factory warranty on the device in the United States even though jailbreaking is legal.
To answer this objection, the Remedial Right Only theorist would have to provide a justice-based theory of legitimacy, arguing that what grounds the state's claim to territory is its provision of justice, and that it is for this reason that only serious injustices can void that claim.[11] All three types of theories must address satisfactorily what may be called the problem of authentic voice.
Claiming that the boat is yours when it isn't constitutes fraud, and will void the contract altogether.
This will void the warranty!
