👉 A finalism, also known as a finality law or a finalisum, is a legal doctrine that holds that all actions taken after a specific event are considered null and void. In other words, if someone has taken some action before the event, it cannot be deemed to have occurred. This doctrine is commonly used in jurisdictions where there is a high level of uncertainty about what happened at a particular point in time. It allows for a clear distinction between actions that were taken after an event and
