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be null and void

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Whether or not Cromwell did enact any such law, all laws enacted during the Commonwealth were declared to be null and void at the Restoration in 1660.
One free bet per person - repeat bets will be null and void.
When told that the Evening Telegraph Cups committee had gone ahead with the quarter-final Pennick added: ``That is up to them - but if Sphinx were to win their appeal then they would be reinstated and the Bulkington-Highway game would be null and void.
 
 
 
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