One type of legal intervention is flat voiding of contracts.
Another type of intervention is price‐conditioned voiding of contracts—voiding only if the price is excessive.
The threat of injury, in particular, hovers over the action like a devil to be warded off; yet, its legal consequences (as, for instance, regarding insurance and the voiding of contracts) aren't addressed.
The lawsuit seeks damages and the voiding of the contract.
The Timberwolves (3-4), hurt by the voiding of Joe Smith's contract, played without starting guard Terrell Brandon, who had a sprained left ankle.
His only challenge was crafting a legalese-sounding decision that says, "Uh, ya think?" Bloch upheld the N.H.L.'s voiding of the Kovalchuk contract, finding it ridiculous even by N.H.L. standards, as Michael Farber writes in SI.com.
And on the other side we have the Wall Street sympathizers and legal junkies who cry "witch hunt" and vehemently oppose retributive measures such as 90% taxes on the money, prosecution of "fraudulent" behavior, and most important, the voiding of the employees' contracts which promised the bonuses.
If the applicant makes a false representation, the insurer has the option of voiding the contract.
It is the issue of voiding the contract -- or recision in legal parlance -- that particularly troubles the state bar association.
It was a 10-year contract with a codicil; Rodriguez had the option of voiding the contract after the 2007 season and testing the open market again.
But Bryant has the option of voiding his contract after the 2008-09 season.
