👉 Unnullified, also known as nullified or voided, is a legal term used in civil law systems to refer to an event that occurred before the commencement of a specific action. It is often used in disputes involving contracts and disputes over property rights. In a contract dispute, for example, if one party has not performed their obligations under the contract, but the other party was unaware of this fact until after the contract had been signed, then it could be considered that the party who was unaware
