void
रिकामा
definition
verb
the Supreme Court voided the statute
declare that (something) is not valid or legally binding.
But to give you an idea, all these areas here, except for the lower Ninth Ward - most of these areas that I'm showing you right here were already voided of water; the water was gone.
discharge or drain away (water, gases, etc.).
noun
the black void of space
a completely empty space.
Tricks are played as in Whist, that is, suit must be followed if possible and a player void in the suit led may trump or discard as he chooses.
(in bridge and whist) a suit in which a player is dealt no cards.
adjective
the contract was void
not valid or legally binding.
void spaces surround the tanks
completely empty.
translation of 'void'
(कायदा) निरर्थक,
रिकामा,
(घर अधिकारपद इ.) न व्यापलेला,
शून्य
example
The church seemed absolutely empty, the 'void' being emphasized by its graceful coolness.
His hope is that they will fill both large and small 'void' spaces and be able to repel a wide range of both water- and oil-based stains.
If you have a singleton or 'void' suit, you take a big risk that the declarer will find lots of cards of this suit in the talon when he exchanges, and your partner's stop in the suit might not be enough to beat the contract.
As the jury found the agreement was a loan on the security of the car, the Court of Criminal Appeal quashed D's conviction as this agreement was 'void' and thus the car was unencumbered.
Accordingly, whether or not I am right about the boundary shown by the conveyances, I hold that the boundary agreement is not 'void' against the defendant for want of registration.
His loss leaves a 'void' in the community which will be difficult to replace and we tender our deepest sympathies to the bereaved.
Until it becomes so, any conclusion linking the death penalty with the murder rate will be null and 'void' .
Additional boardwalks on the site are arranged to form a central 'void' space.
Instead they have found a home in the 'void' zone between success and failure.
When a jurisdictional error by the body is deemed to have occurred, it means that the decision has always been legally 'void' .
His presence helped to replace some of the emptiness inside, the 'void' in her heart.
You secretly place the bets, one to a suit, and if you're 'void' in that suit at the end of the hand, you collect the appropriate number of points.
For example if you try to bet after the following player has already played a card, your bet is 'void' .
The old checks I had, had the wrong address printed along the top, making them absolutely 'void' .
East considers that it is best to trump with the QH and West, now 'void' in the led suit of clubs, is allowed to over-trump with the AH
Before the mid-eighteenth century, courts were prepared to 'void' a statute if it was deemed to clash with common law.
In fact, it is the lipid tilt degree of freedom that allows a fusion stalk to exist without the formation of a 'void' region inside.
The atomists held that there are smallest indivisible bodies from which everything else is composed, and that these move about in an infinite 'void' space.
It does not include all of the 'void' space on mineral restoration works.
But it had to come to an end, leaving me with a renewed feeling of 'void' and emptiness.
This central, multistory 'void' separates distinct living spaces for the two owners, a mother and son.
The 'void' is the public space that might have been.
In this way, the partner that plays second or third to the trick will know that the declarer is 'void' in this suit.
Having bid ulti, the declarer is obliged to keep the 7 of trumps as long as is legally possible, subject to the rules of following suit and trumping when 'void' .
First he invoked the doctrine of non est factum and alleged that the charge was 'void' .
These minerals are found in 'void' spaces within and between pillows.
The second player to any lead must follow suit if able; must trump if able when 'void' of a plain suit lead; and in any case must win the trick if he can.
Our approach in the changes we made was to augment his presence, and his loss left a 'void' in the team and organization.
You can do barrel rolls, switch between targets with the control pad, and dive effortlessly about within the 'void' of space.
The authors argue that, despite the provision in Article 53 that inconsistent treaties are 'void' , the doctrine has had little formal or practical consequence.
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