Ab initio
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ab initio
1.
In English legal usage, ab initio means from the beginning, from the outset or from the start.
In the context of contract law, used in conjunction with the word void, to indicate that a purported contract has no effect.
[Latin: From the beginning]
Usage: The contract was held to be void ab initio, and thus of no effect or legal force.
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