mittevõi
Mittevõi, also known as mittevoima, is a concept in Estonian law that refers to the state of being invalid or null and void. It is a legal status that can be applied to various legal acts, such as contracts, agreements, or decisions, when they are found to be contrary to the law or otherwise invalid. The term "mittevõi" is derived from the Estonian words "mitte" meaning "not" and "või" meaning "valid," thus translating to "not valid."
In Estonian legal practice, a legal act can be declared mittevõi for several reasons, including but not
1. Lack of legal capacity: If a party to the agreement lacks the legal capacity to enter
2. Fraud or misrepresentation: If one party has deceived or misrepresented the other party, the agreement may
3. Violation of public policy: If the agreement is found to be contrary to public policy or
When a legal act is declared mittevõi, it has no legal effect, and the parties are not
Mittevõi is an important concept in Estonian law, as it helps to ensure that legal acts are