quash
/ˈkwɒʃ/ or /ˈkwæʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to put an end to a legal process, especially by dismissing a case or setting aside a decision
“The court decided to quash the charges against the defendant.”
2. noun
an order or decision that cancels or invalidates something, especially a decision or a law
“The judge issued a quash that reversed the previous decision.”