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voidable - translation to arabic
VALID BUT MAY BE ANNULLED BY A PARTY TO THE TRANSACTION
Voidable (law)
VOIDABLE
ألاسم
خَلَاء ; خُلُوّ ; خَوَاء ; فَرَاغ ; فَضَاء
الفعل
أَدْفَقَ ; أَرَاقَ ; أَسْجَمَ ; أَصْفَرَ ; أَفَاضَ ; أَفْرَغَ ; أَهْرَقَ ; دَفَقَ ; سَجَمَ ; سَفَحَ ; صَفَّرَ ; فَرَّغَ
الصفة
باطِل ; ساقِط ; لَاغٍ ; مَفْسُوخ ; مُلْغًى ; مَنْسُوخ
voidable
صِفَة : ممكنٌ إبطالُهُ أو إلغاؤهُ
voidable
ممكن / إبطاله / إلغاؤه
Definition
voidable
adj. capable of being made void. Example: a contract entered into by a minor under 18 is voidable upon his/her reaching majority, but the minor may also affirm the contract at that time. "Voidable" is distinguished from "void" in that it means only that a thing can become void but is not necessarily void.
See also: void
Wikipedia
Voidable
Voidable, in law, is a transaction or action that is valid but may be annulled by one of the parties to the transaction. Voidable is usually used in distinction to void ab initio (or void from the outset) and unenforceable.
