From the Latin nullum, worthless. An act is null when it is not effective or lacks value. It is often used to qualify a marriage that was not valid due to a fault at the time it was entered into: deception, moral pressure, lack of legal conditions Found on http://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/22059
From the Latin nullum, worthless. An act is null when it is not effective or lacks value. It is often used to qualify a marriage that was not valid due to a fault at the time it was entered into: deception, moral pressure, lack of legal conditions