valid

valid
val·id /'va-ləd/ adj
1: having legal efficacy or force
a valid license; esp: executed with proper authority and form
a valid contract
a valid search
2: having a legitimate basis: justifiable
a valid reason for terminating the employee
3: appropriate to the end in view
va·lid·i·ty /və-'li-də-tē/ n
val·id·ly adv

Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law. . 1996.

valid
I adjective accurate, attested, authentic, authoritative, authorized, binding, bona fide, canonic, canonical, conclusive, confirmed, constitutional, correct, credible, effective, effectual, enforceable, executed with proper formalities, factual, firmus, forcible, good, gravis, having legal force, having legal strength, iustus, lawful, legal, legalized, legally binding, legitimate, licit, logical, official, potent, powerful, proved, sanctioned, scientific, solid, sound, statutory, strong, substantial, supportable by law, sustainable in law, true, truthful, veritable, warranted, well-grounded associated concepts: valid argument, valid case, valid claim, valid commitment, valid consideration, valid contract, valid delivery, valid existing marriage, valid gift, valid judgment, valid obligation, valid reasoning, valid reasons, valid statute II index accurate, actual, adequate, allowed, authentic, certain (positive), cogent, convincing, de facto, deductible (provable), demonstrable, documentary, effective (efficient), effective (operative), factual, genuine, honest, lawful, legal, legitimate (rightful), licit, official, operative, persuasive, potent, real, reasonable (rational), right (correct), right (suitable), rightful, solid (sound), substantial, suitable, true (authentic), unrefutable, viable

Burton's Legal Thesaurus. . 2006


valid
adj.
Properly executed and legally binding; legitimate; acceptable.
n.
validity See also void

The Essential Law Dictionary. — Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. . 2008.


valid
adj.
1 Legally binding, such as a valid agreement.
2 Having merit, as in, "given the facts presented in this case, it is valid to conclude that she did what she was charged with having done."

Webster's New World Law Dictionary. . 2000.


valid
Binding; possessing legal force or strength; legally sufficient.

Dictionary from West's Encyclopedia of American Law. 2005.


valid
Binding; possessing legal force or strength; legally sufficient.

Short Dictionary of (mostly American) Legal Terms and Abbreviations.

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