voidable

In these cases the contract is either void or voidable.

As such, the contract was held void, rather than voidable.

Some legal scholars judge that the lease may be voidable.

"Good faith" in a voidable marriage cannot occur if one or more of the persons are already married to another.

He termed the contract "illegal and therefore voidable at the option of the county."

Signing bonus, base salary, incentives, the possibility of a voidable deal.

Also, it is believed that Team Tyrone may have been looking for something like voidable years.

So that was not void or voidable either.

The voidable transfer had not been set aside.

In legal terminology, an annulment makes a voidable marriage null.

However, the right to avoid a voidable transaction can be lost (usually lost by delay).

Common reasons that would make a marriage voidable include:

The Jaguars never use escalator clauses or voidable years in their contracts.

The agreement is voidable after five years.

In general, a marriage is void (as opposed to voidable) if:

A contract is not voidable because it was caused by a mistake as to any law in force in India.

The sixth year is voidable, which would leave Smith with $6.6 million per year over five years.

Contracts in which at least one of the parties is a minor are voidable by the minor.

Since the consensus was improperly obtained, however, the contract is voidable at the instance of the innocent party.

Therefore the contract was merely voidable for fraud, and the third party obtained good title to the goods.

In meetings last week, the parties decided to eliminate any talk of a voidable contract, focusing instead on a standard pact.

In this situation a contract is voidable at the instance of the company, and could only be enforced against the (probably less solvent) employee.

On the other hand, an act done in breach of a directory provision is merely voidable, and therefore effective until set aside.

The House of Lords held that the contract was voidable for undue influence.