legal validity

I mean their legal validity, but they can be used as recommendations.

Will it be possible to challenge the legal validity of the claims?

This is because the treaty does not mention the legal validity of the tribunal.

The president now plans to hold a nationwide opinion poll on who should rule the country, although it will have no legal validity.

But federal and state courts are recognizing the legal validity of many of these cases.

The clause, though having no legal validity, would very likely mislead the consumer as to his rights.

It would probably have no legal validity whatever.

"When the patient is dead, the concept of doctor-patient privilege has little or no legal validity."

It had no legal validity and conferred no responsibility in international law.

In present-day France, only civil marriage has legal validity.

Frequently the tribune would see the vote of the plebs as moral support rather than legal validity.

And while extracts from it are available, these have no legal validity and can be forged.

"Positions in social clubs have no legal validity, Kitsune."

The appeals court decision should signal the court's view of the legal validity of the commission ruling.

Thus the legal validity of its designation as a National Park has been challenged by judicial review.

"In David Souter's office the only thing you had to worry about was the legal validity of your advice," he said.

But it does have limited legal validity.

When the annex was later published in London, the French denied it had any legal validity.

The title had no legal validity in the Kingdom of Great Britain.

He denied that the legal validity of a norm depends on whether its content conforms to morality.

The amendments did not alter the draft orders or affect the legal validity of the Lords approval.

Legal positivists make some distinctive claims about what constitutes legal validity.

"What are the criteria for legal validity?"