Sentences with phrase «voidable if»
A marriage may also be voidable if, at the time of the marriage, you or your partner had a sexually transmitted disease.
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This means that if he is elected then that result is voidable as having a false address in his nomination forms is the offence of «Corrupt Practice».
If the marriage is held to be void or voidable, an agreement that would otherwise have been a premarital agreement shall be enforceable only to the extent necessary to avoid an inequitable result.
«If you don't maintain an «active» status in the state that you do business in, then you run the risk of all contracts that you have with third parties being voidable by the third party.»
Note: Even if the marriage is not automatically void because of the same gender, it might still be void or voidable because of deception (if that can be proved).
For example, in Germany a marriage is voidable (but not void) if one partner deceived the other to make them agree to the marriage.
If the third party buyer takes for substantially equivalent value and had no notice of the prior purchase deal, the third party buyer would have good title; if third party buyer did not purchase for value or had actual or constructive notice of the prior purchase deal, the third party's title would be voidable in a suit to seek specific enforcement of the purchase and sale contract against the selleIf the third party buyer takes for substantially equivalent value and had no notice of the prior purchase deal, the third party buyer would have good title; if third party buyer did not purchase for value or had actual or constructive notice of the prior purchase deal, the third party's title would be voidable in a suit to seek specific enforcement of the purchase and sale contract against the selleif third party buyer did not purchase for value or had actual or constructive notice of the prior purchase deal, the third party's title would be voidable in a suit to seek specific enforcement of the purchase and sale contract against the seller.
If the marriage is not recognised by the English court then it may be void or voidable which, in itself, gives rise to further complications as to whether the marriage should be annulled rather than dissolved, and then whether there can be financial proceedings in this country, notwithstanding the fact that the foreign marriage may not be recognised by the English court.
If the trustee acts within her powers but breaches a fiduciary duty while exercising a discretion, the action is voidable.
Mummery LJ hinted the case might have been decided differently if the company had pleaded two additional defences: that Cavanagh was in breach of duty in not informing the company of his misconduct, and that the company's obligation to make the payment was void or voidable by reason of vitiating unilateral mistake.
The liability for the pool itself would not be your problem, but if were asked and did not disclose the existence of the pool then your policy, and that of your roommates, would be voidable.
If the court decides that your marriage is voidable, it will then declare that your marriage was invalid from the start.
If your marriage is voidable, it is considered to be a valid marriage until a decree of annulment is made.
If one or both spouses were under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the marriage is voidable.
If the husband and wife continue to cohabit in a voidable marriage and then have a child together, their marriage may become valid.
If your marriage falls into the category of «void or voidable,» you may choose to go through a marriage annulment rather than a divorce.
6 DOS 94 Matter of DOS v. Eagle Financial Services - motion to amend complaint; procedural due process; motion for severance; motion for stay of proceedings; adjournment; once issued, license is valid even if procured by fraud and voidable only in quasi-judicial proceeding; negotiating of mortgage loan requires real estate license; corporate licensee vicariously liable for conduct of unlicensed salesperson; failure to return and conversion of deposits