voidable
- Something that is legally permitted to be voided, typically referring to contracts or agreements. It's unlike 'void,' as it's not inherently null and depends on the actions of the person empowered to void it. For instance, a minor can void a contract once they turn 18, but they can also choose to uphold it
- Once Susan turned 18, she decided that her contract was voidable and chose to nullify it.
- Although Mark saw the clause as unfair, the contract was only voidable, not automatically null.
- A voidable agreement can become binding if the party with the right to void it decides to affirm it.
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