nolleity (Meaning)
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nolleity (n.)
The state of being unwilling; nolition.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nolleity
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nolleity Sentence Examples
- The prosecutor's case was dismissed as a nolleity due to insufficient evidence.
- The judge's order was declared a nolleity as it exceeded his authority.
- The contract was deemed a nolleity from its inception due to a mutual mistake of fact.
- The city council's resolution was void as a nolleity because it was passed without a quorum.
- The administrative agency's decision was found to be a nolleity as it violated established legal principles.
- The trial court's judgment was vacated upon appeal as it was a nolleity due to a lack of jurisdiction.
- The arbitrator's award was set aside as a nolleity because it was based on an invalid contract.
- The notary's acknowledgment was declared a nolleity as it was not properly executed.
- The marriage was annulled as a nolleity due to the parties' lack of consent.
- The divorce decree was deemed a nolleity as it was obtained by fraud.
FAQs About the word nolleity
The state of being unwilling; nolition.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The prosecutor's case was dismissed as a nolleity due to insufficient evidence.
The judge's order was declared a nolleity as it exceeded his authority.
The contract was deemed a nolleity from its inception due to a mutual mistake of fact.
The city council's resolution was void as a nolleity because it was passed without a quorum.
