Difference between Annul and Repeal

ANNUL vs REPEAL: NOUN

To make or declare void or invalid, as a marriage or a law; nullify.
To bring to an end the effect or existence of; cancel out.
To make void or of no effect; to nullify; to abolish; to do away with; -- used appropriately of laws, decrees, edicts, decisions of courts, or other established rules, permanent usages, and the like, which are made void by component authority.
To reduce to nothing; to obliterate.

To recall; to summon again, as persons.
To summon back or recall, especially from exile.
To revoke or rescind, especially by the action of a legislature.
To recall, as a deed, will, law, or statute; to revoke; to rescind or abrogate by authority, as by act of the legislature.
To suppress; to repel.

Cancel officially
To reduce to nothing; annihilate; obliterate.
To make void or null; nullify; abrogate; abolish; do away with: used especially of laws, decrees, edicts, decisions of courts, or other established rules, usages, and the like.
Synonyms Abolish, Repeal, etc. (see abolish); Nullify, Annihilate, etc. (see neutralize); retract, declare null and void, supersede.

An official or legal cancellation
The act of abrogating
To call back; recall, as from banishment, exile, or disgrace.
To give up; dismiss.
To revoke; abrogate, as a law or statute: it usually implies a recalling of the act by the power that made or enacted it.
Synonyms Annul, Rescind, etc. See abolish, and list under abrogate.

Abrogate, Suspend, Annulment, Avoid, Lift, Void, Repeal, Reverse, Countermand, Quash, Overturn, Revoke, Rescind, Nullify, Invalidate

Override, Exemption, Abolishment, Abolishing, Abolition, Abolish, Annulment, Lift, Reverse, Annul, Countermand, Abrogation, Revoke, Rescind, Overturn

Cancel, Overrule, Abrogate, Suspend, Annulment, Avoid, Void, Repeal, Reverse, Countermand, Quash, Revoke, Rescind, Nullify, Invalidate

Withdrawal, Eliminate, Scrapping, Nullification, Nullify, Invalidate, Undo, Exemption, Abolishing, Abolition, Annulment, Reverse, Countermand, Revoke, Rescind

Sikes said, and he tried to annul the treaty.
He will never forget or annul His ancient people.
Both use sour grapes proverb to annul corporate retribution.
Remember and do not annul Your covenant with us.
Mr Thompson to annul the fines had been rejected.
Constitutional Court to annul the trial, which eventually happened.
SYN: Revoke, repeal, annul, cancel, recal, reverse, abrogate.
To cancel, annul, or render of no effect.
Neither can we annul it by our disregard.
The simple answer is you file a motion to annul, or an agreed motion to annul the order.

Repeal probably Repeal probably caused even greater caused even greater deflation.
Effect of Repeal The repeal of a statute under a person has been convicted does not affect the conviction if the conviction is final.
The voting members retain the right to repeal any amendment so adopted, and any such repeal shall only be undertaken following the voting requirements.
In July the Grenville Ministry had gone out, and the Rockingham whigs had come in, T REPEAL which encouraged the hope of Repeal.
As such, some have argued that the principle governing repeal of federal legislation mirrors the proper principle for the repeal of treaties.
First, it is far easier to amend or repeal state legislation than to amend or repeal a constitutional amendment if some adjustment becomes advisable.
The repeal law was amended the following year due to the spate of strikes immediately after the repeal.
Such repeal shall not make unlawful the continued operation of any branch office established pursuant to said section prior to its repeal.
FCC releases final net neutrality repeal order, three weeks after vote: With repeal officially published, FCC will soon face lawsuits.
Despite this repeal, President Bush attached a signing statement saying that he did not feel bound by the repeal.