Nullius-juris
[nool-lee-oo s yoo-ris; English nuhl-ee-uh s joo r-is] /ˈnul liˌʊs ˈyu rɪs; English ˈnʌl i əs ˈdʒʊər ɪs/
adjective, Latin.
1.
(especially in old English law) of no legal force.
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