Morally, too, appeasement was null at best.
Then, last November, Fraport was told the agreement was null and void.
He did not and so, in Chelsea's eyes, the agreement was null and void.
In late January, after Israel resumed its killings of Palestinian militants, Hamas made it clear that its begrudging respect for the cease-fire was null and void.
The punishment they had dangled over him, execution by stoning, the punishment they had used to force him to denounce me before the cameras, was null.
Absent that, he said, the entire law was "null and void".
All pettiness was null and void, it's not a part of what we do.
The Turkish government, bitterly opposed to labelling the 1915 mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman forces as genocide, has said the German parliament's approval of the Armenian genocide bill was "null and void".
Dominique Bussereau, the French secretary of state for transport, backed up the Alstom claim, saying the tender process was "null and void".
On July 1, the court ruled that since officials had failed to conduct an environmental impact assessment of Local Law 38 of 1999 -- which specified, among other things, when lead-based paint was considered a hazard and how that hazard had to be addressed -- the law was null and void.
When they came to divorce, you will recall, Jagger sweetly claimed they had never actually been married, on the basis that the 1990 Bali ceremony was null and void because the priest didn't get a letter of authority from the British consul.
