0 to declare (that something is) not valid and cancel (especially a marriage or legal contract) -- erklære ugyldig; ophæve; annullere
The old aristocratic conciliar form of government, and the string of royal electoral charters on which it had been based since 1282, were annulled.
This arrangement could also lead to an even steeper increase in the number of expensive medical devices, since previous procedures of site planning are annulled.
It is true that annulling a crime brings about consequences-the validation of the victim's rights and the invalidation of the criminal will.
Denouncements fail to annul, because to respond to a crime with such a denouncement is, in fact, to give two responses.
In order for punishment to annul crimes, punitive practices must be public.
Perversely this annuls the effect the treatment was intended to create.
Rather than risk confiscation, the family moved to annul the will.
Though such commissions effectively annulled provisions in corporate charters, their use was entirely within the law of franchises by which such charters were granted.
