Voidable

10 October 2024

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A voidable act or contract is one that can be invalidated by one of the parties involved, due to defects, errors, fraud, or coercion. The annulment only occurs if the aggrieved party requests the invalidation of the legal act before a court. Otherwise, the act remains valid and effective.

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