Life & Health · Chapter 3 · Contract Law
Void vs Voidable
Definition
Void = never legally in force (missing a CLOC element). Voidable = valid, but one party may set it aside (e.g., insurer voiding for material misrepresentation).
Easy to confuse with
These are what this term gets tested against — if you can't tell them apart cold, drill the contrast.
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