valid
वैध
definition
adjective
a valid criticism
(of an argument or point) having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable or cogent.
translation of 'valid'
कायदेशीर स्वीकारण्याजोगा,
साधार,
(मुद्दा कारण) सबळ
example
To be legally 'valid' , consent must be sufficiently informed and be freely given by a person who is competent to do so.
He arrived in Australia on a 'valid' visa and then applied for refugee status.
I have no difficulty finding that the agreement was 'valid' and binding between the parties.
I therefore find that the assignment was 'valid' and the assignee could sue in its own name.
The penalty for driving without carrying a 'valid' licence on your person is €80.
If we were to give these arguments a cursory assessment we may readily accept the conclusion as 'valid' .
The primary facts thus are the evidence of the ceremony that is 'valid' according to local law.
I honestly cannot see a 'valid' argument against legalising prostitution.
Without the 'valid' international licence, you must take a multiple choice written test.
British agriculture has recently been making the 'valid' claim that its products are of the highest quality in the world.
I am of course, not a lawyer, so I have no clue at all how legally 'valid' any of this is.
The only pressure, exerted by me, was to present good journalism supported by 'valid' evidence.
Just a quarter of the country's farm land is tilled under 'valid' land use contracts.
Currently, foreigners must apply for a work permit that is 'valid' for one year, which may be renewed.
Careful readers might even notice there were some very 'valid' points in the article.
All U.S. citizens entering Canada from a third country must have a 'valid' passport.
The only 'valid' reason for legalising it is that the Government could make more money.
Now any pupil who is suspected of playing truant will be asked to produce a note showing they have a 'valid' reason for being away from school.
The criticism is 'valid' up to a point, but television channels are a bit like human beings: none are wholly good or bad.
Although he is an American with a 'valid' passport, he is not allowed entry.
The market demand is steady and there is no 'valid' reason why prices should drop below the level of last week.
The permit is 'valid' for a period of three years with an extension possibility.
There can be absolutely no 'valid' reason why my countrymen do not take pride in keeping their country clean.
That's by far the biggest and strongest and most 'valid' criticism of our system.
Damascus has a 'valid' claim to be the world's oldest inhabited city.
Under English law, the minimum age for contracting a 'valid' marriage is 16 for both men and women.
If you do not vote and do not have a 'valid' and sufficient reason for failing to vote, you may be fined.
Your Lordships therefore went into the question of whether the Ordinance was a 'valid' law.
her visa is 'valid' until May
There are plenty of 'valid' criticisms to be made on both sides during this election.
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