Invalidations

Invalidations are formal declarations that a document, action, or decision is no longer considered valid or legitimate. They serve to revoke or nullify the enforceability of something previously accepted, such as a legal contract, certification, or authority. This process typically occurs when errors, fraud, or legal issues are identified, ensuring that only accurate and lawful provisions remain effective. Validations validate, while invalidations correct or remove those that are flawed, maintaining the integrity and accuracy of legal or procedural systems.