annuller (Meaning)

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annuller (n.)

One who annuls.

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The judge acted as the official annuller, declaring the contract null and void.
In legal matters, an annuller reviews the documents to ensure compliance with regulations.
The committee appointed an experienced annuller to investigate and rectify any errors in the decision-making process.
As the chief annuller, she meticulously examined each case to determine if annulling was the appropriate course of action.
The software acted as an automated annuller, detecting and correcting errors in the data.
The mediator served as a neutral annuller, facilitating the resolution of disputes between the parties.
The board of directors appointed an independent annuller to assess the financial records for any irregularities.
The expert annuller was called upon to evaluate the legality of the will and make necessary adjustments.
The government agency employed a team of annullers to review outdated policies and recommend necessary changes.
The contract explicitly stated that either party could appoint an annuller in case of disputes arising during the agreement.

One who annuls.

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The judge acted as the official annuller, declaring the contract null and void.

In legal matters, an annuller reviews the documents to ensure compliance with regulations.

The committee appointed an experienced annuller to investigate and rectify any errors in the decision-making process.

As the chief annuller, she meticulously examined each case to determine if annulling was the appropriate course of action.