McLean ultimately forfeited only £100,000.
Under current law, pensions can be forfeited only if a lawmaker commits crimes such as treason or espionage.
Under the N.H.L.'s $3 million contract with the University of Michigan for renting the stadium, the league will forfeit only $100,000 by canceling the Winter Classic before Saturday.
That didn't stop other artists, like James Brown and Iron Maiden, from trying to emulate Bowie's success; after all, the artist once deemed "Britain's wealthiest rock star" by Rolling Stone magazine pocketed roughly $55 million in exchange for forfeiting only ten years' worth of royalties (the royalty rights reverted to him upon the bonds' scheduled liquidation in 2007).
This case naturally raises a lot of questions (e.g. should the whole house be seized and forfeited, and if so, what would happen to the couple?) and brings into focus not only the process through which property can be forfeited, but also the kinds of protections that should be provided to John, the couple, and potentially even, the house.
Nonetheless, members have fallen from honour and forfeited their rank.
He was fined $1,000 and forfeited his car.
Gossip then pled illness and forfeited the match.
Police need to establish only probable cause that property is connected to a crime in order to seize and forfeit it.
Mr. Bologna said that even if he and his partner had accepted the $800,000 to quit the CVS deal, they would have forfeited not only the property taxes they have paid over the years, but also the annual income they would have collected from CVS.
If she hadn't been, the evening would have forfeited its only excitement.
