Annulling

/əˈnʌlɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (v.) The act of declaring a legal agreement or decision void and without legal effect.
    The court is annulling the contract due to fraud.

Forms

  • annulled
  • annuls

Commentary

'Annulling' as a gerund or present participle stems from the verb 'annul' and typically refers to the ongoing or processual act of voiding legal instruments.

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