Neplatnost
Neplatnost is a legal term originating from Latin, meaning "nullity" or "invalidity." It refers to a situation where a legal act, such as a contract or a legal transaction, is considered void or voidable due to the presence of certain defects that violate established legal requirements or principles.
In legal systems, neplatnost typically signifies that the act has no legal effect from the outset, often
The grounds for neplatnost vary across jurisdictions but generally include violations of public order, incapacity of
In many legal systems, certain acts may be declared void ab initio (from the beginning), while others
Neplatnost plays a critical role in legal practice by safeguarding principles of legality and fairness. It