Definition: A status indicating that a license has no continuing legal force. Florida real estate law uses it in circumstances such as failure to meet required first-renewal postlicensing requirements or excessive involuntary inactivity.
Example
A licensee who misses a required first-renewal postlicensing obligation must address the resulting status before practicing.
Keep the distinction clear
Null and void is different from voluntary inactive, suspended, or merely expired. Applicable extensions, reinstatement provisions, and requalification requirements depend on the specific law and circumstances.
Related terms
Involuntary Inactive · Voluntary Inactive · Suspension (License)
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References: Florida Statutes 475.17: qualifications for practice · Florida Statutes 475.183: inactive licenses
Pronunciation (US): NUL and VOYD (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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