Invalid contract case law
- when is a contract invalid
- when is a contract considered invalid
- when is a contract void
- when is a contract void ab initio
Can a contract be valid and void?
Unenforceable contract.
Five Ways a Contract Can Be Rendered Invalid
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If you’re involved in a business contract dispute, then you may be concerned (or excited) by the prospect of the contract being considered “invalid” and “unenforceable.”
For example, if you are attempting to sue the defendant for breaching the contract, then you’ll want the contract to be deemed valid and enforceable — if the defendant successfully establishes that the contract is invalid and unenforceable, then they will be able to avoid liability for breaching said contract.
As the enforceability of a contract is fundamental to a dispute centered around that same contract, it’s important that you understand the factors that can influence whether a contract is deemed invalid and unenforceable.
If you would like further guidance, we encourage you to get in touch with an experienced Alexandria business litigation attorney at Binnall Law Group today to schedule a consultation.
For now, consider the following five ways in which a contract can be rendered invalid: