摘要：When a contract/deed is made for the interests of those who request it, the contract drafter must have considered various signs that could cause the contract to be voidable or null and void. Nevertheless, it turns out that various court decisions give birth to different legal terminologies which confirm that if there is a violation due to specific reasons, the contract can:1) Have no legal force; 2) Void; 3) Invalid at law; 4)Invalid and null and void; 5) Notlegallyen forceable; 6)Void by law; 7) Invalid and have no legal force; 8) Canceled. The existence of such legal terminologies, along with their specific reasons, will make it difficult for the contract drafter to predict if there is a violation with the terms besides voidable or null and void. When a breach of a notarial deed as a contract occurs, usually it will refer to voidable or null and void. Concerning this, a notarial deed is specifically given legal terminologies concerning the nullification of the notarial deed for specific reasons for each of the terminology. The legal terminologies include1) The Void notarial deed; 2) The Voidable notarial deed; 3) The null and void notarial deed; 4) The Notarial deed with no binding legal force; 5) The Invalid notarial deed; 6) The Notarial deed whose evidentiary power as a private deed is degraded.
