voidable definition
voidable means that, for an attribute or association role a value of ‘void’ may be made available if no corresponding value is contained in the spatial data sets maintained by the Member States or no corresponding value can be derived from existing values at reasonable costs. If an attribute or association role is not voidable, the table cell specifying its voidability is left blank.
voidable means a marriage having legal force which can be annulled by a court in accordance with section 19; and
voidable means that the minor can avoid the contract at any time during minority and, upon attaining full age, could elect to ratify (confirm) the contract, avoid it or do nothing until later.
More Definitions of voidable
voidable means that the marriage is valid until it is challenged by one of the parties, at which time the court can award a decree of nullity invalidating the marriage.
voidable simply means that the contract has a flaw, which may allow the minor the right to cancel the contract. Even if the two conditions are present, the contract will remain valid if the minor misrepresented his or her age as being 18 or older, or if the minor is engaged in business as an adult and the other party had good reason to believe the minor was capable of contracting.
voidable contract means —
voidable means it is operative until it is
voidable means it is operative until it is set aside by the party who, based on the specific