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Inoperative

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Void; not active; ineffectual.

The term inoperative is commonly used to indicate that some force, such as a statute or contract, is no longer in effect and legally binding upon the persons who were to be, or had been, affected by it.

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Innominate contracts
Innotescimus
Innovation
Inns of Chancery
Inns of court
Innuendo
Inofficious

Inoperative
Inops consilii
Inquest
Inquest of
Inquiry
Inquiry, Commissions of
Inquisition
Inquisitor

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