Legal Definition and Related Resources of Null

Meaning of Null

Properly, that which does not exist; that which is not in the nature of things. In a figurative sense, it signifies that which has no more effect than if it did not exist. 8 TouUier, Dr. Civ. note 320.

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Synonyms of Null

(Insignificant), adjective

beneath notice
dispensable
disregarded
emptv
expendable
immaterial
impuissant
inappreciable
inconsequential
inconsiderable
inessential
inferior insubstantial
insufficient
irrelevant
meaningless
minor
negligible
nominal
nugatory
of no account
: no effect
of no moment
of no value
paltry
peripheral
petty
pointless
powerless
puny
secondary
small superficial
tenuous
token
trifling
trivial
unavailing unessential
unimportant
uninfluential
unmeaning ful
unnecessary
unsubstantial
useless
valueless without consequence
without meaning
without significance
without substance
worthless

(Invalid), adjective

abolished
abrogated
annulled
canceled
dead
defeated
defunct
deleted
disannulled
disestablisheseffectless
extinct
extinguished
forceless
gone
impotent
ineffective
ineffectual
inefficacious
inoperative
inntus
negated
no longer law
not valid
nugatory
nullified
obliterated
of no binding force
of no effect
of no validity
of no weight
omitted
overruled
powerless
quashed
repealed
rescinded
reversed
revoked
set aside
strengthless
superseded
suspended
unauthorized
unsanctioned
useless
vacated
valueless
void
withdrawn
without authority
without legal effect
without legal force
without potency
without value
worthless

Grammar

This term is an adjetive.

Etimology of Null

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void of legal force, 1560s, from Middle French nul, from Latin nullus “not any, none,” from ne- “not, no” (from PIE root *ne- “not”) + illus “any,” diminutive of unus “one” (see one).

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