Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

nullity

noun
/ˈnʌlɪti/
Definition
The condition of being null; invalidity.
Examples
  • This contract was declared a nullity due to lack of valid consideration.
  • The nullity of the agreement meant that no obligations could arise from it.
  • In law, a nullity can render proceedings void from the outset.
Meaning
In legal terms, nullity refers to the state of being without legal effect. It describes a situation or action that is deemed to be without any legal force or significance.
Synonyms
  • invalidity
  • null
  • ineffectiveness
  • worthlessness