Marriages that contravene this regulation are considered as premature marriage (in contravention of the law) and must be invalidated by Court.

In other systems, however, if the lowest bid is invalidated, the procuring entity has to reconduct ERA or adopt other methods of procurement.

In June of 2005, the Supreme Court of Canada, in a divided decision (4 3), invalidated legislative provisions that prohibited Québec residents of insuring themselves in the private sector for services covered by the Québec public health care system.

Some speakers expressed concern about the accuracy of the statement in paragraph 92 of the report that mutual legal assistance treaties that provided for refusal on the ground of bank secrecy would normally be automatically invalidated between parties to the Convention.

The bill states that any defect in the casino ballot pamphlet shall not cause the election to be delayed or invalidated and that copies of Proposal A are available at public libraries and on the World Wide Web for voters to read.9

In China, the lowest bid may be invalidated by the procuring entity, for instance, if it is higher than the market price or abnormally low or in case of a misconduct of the winning bidder during the bidding process or the registration.

Politics aside, the long term damage to Iraq s legal institutions caused by these maneuverings should not be underestimated. After the de Baathification order was issued (by a commission that does not actually have any sitting members) a panel of the Iraqi Court of Appeal essentially invalidated it.

Urges all Member States, in their implementation of the measures called for in paragraph 1 above, to ensure that stolen and lost passports and other travel documents are invalidated as soon as possible and share information on those documents with other Member States through the Interpol database

As far as the Team is aware, no court has, to date, invalidated a listing or national or regional programme implementing the sanctions, or suggested that the United Nations sanctions violated any national or international norms although the decision(s) expected from the European Court of Justice may address these issues.

Only when the credit bubble burst triggering an abrupt adjustment, rather than the gradual adaptation of skills and human capital that would have occurred in more normal times did millions of workers suddenly find themselves unemployed. The implication is that the economic logic equating automation with increased productivity has not been invalidated its proof has merely been delayed.