how to keep validation off in jquery

function formsubmit(){
var ammount = $('#ammount').val();
var emp_status = $("input[name='empstatus']:checked").val()?$("input[name='empstatus']:checked").val():'undefined';
var com_name = $('#com_name').val();
var ann_inc=$('#ann_inc').val();
var city=$('#city').val();
var emi_paid = $("input[name='emi_paid']:checked").val()?$("input[name='emi_paid']:checked").val():'undefined';
flag = true;
if (ammount.trim()=='') {
$('#msgammount').css('color','red');
$('#msgammount').text('Please Enter Price');
$('#msgammount').show();
return false;
}
if (emp_status == 'undefined') {
$('#msgempstatus').css('color','red');
$('#msgempstatus').text('Please Enter Price');
$('#msgempstatus').show();
return false;
}
if (emi_paid == 'undefined') {
alert('undefined');
return false;
}
}

I want to hide the error emi_paid section as some of the user not going to fill emi_details if they not took any loan from bank, so i am using radio button if user has any existing loan then only emi option appear,

my code run well the only thing disappoint me to hide the emi_paid error, it will show always at the time of form submission.

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Sundaram Subramanian9y ago
You are calling, formsubmit() at Button Submit Event, So all the time it will check and displau emi paid. So Keep a boolean value, if the user has the EMI, set boolean to True, if true then call the if statement of EMI Checking.

I think this code (statement) should be,
if (emi_paid == 'undefined') {

        alert('undefined');

        return false;

    }