unenforceable in the PONS Dictionary

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unenforceable obligation
естествено задължение

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His power is tied to the unenforceable yes of a human being.
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It has been argued that such amendment would likely be unenforceable.
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Both are technically unlawful, as not having insurable interest, and so were unenforceable in law.
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The loop was not signed with speed-limit signs, making the tickets unenforceable.
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The patent has been deemed unenforceable throughout the world because of the ancient practice.
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This requires making agreements with the other players which are ultimately unenforceable.
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In such instances, that particular law becomes unenforceable, and governmental agencies are barred from implementing it.
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An "erga omnes" right (a statutory right) can here be distinguished from a right based on contract, unenforceable except against the contracting party.
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The tax was enforced by making the documents unenforceable in court if they had not been properly stamped.
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On the current facts she found the order unenforceable.
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