A more thorough explanation:

nul tiel

Nul tiel means "no such" in Law Latin. It is often used as a plea to deny the existence of something.

• The defendant entered a plea of nul tiel, claiming that there was no such contract between him and the plaintiff.
• The witness testified that he had never seen nul tiel person at the crime scene.

These examples show how nul tiel is used in a legal context to deny the existence of something, such as a contract or a person's presence at a crime scene.