Canonum De Ius Positivum
Canons of Positive Law

one heaven iconII.   Form

2.3 Form Abrogation and Corruption

Article 67 - Nullify

Canon 1777 (link)

Nullify is to render a Form Null, therefore of no legal or binding force; of no value, use, capability or importance. Hence, to Nullify is to formally revoke the validity of a particular Form, to annul it.

Canon 1778 (link)

A Form that is Nullified ceases to have lawful existence.

Canon 1779 (link)

Nullification is dependent upon the strength of the Form of Law that permits such authority to Nullify Form. Law based on faith and custom cannot nullify law based upon fact, logic and reason.

Canon 1780 (link)

Any attempt by a form of law based on faith and custom to nullify any form based on fact, logic and reason shall have no effect and itself shall be rendered null.