Sentence examples for become forfeited from inspiring English sources

The doctrine rests primarily upon the common-law rules that any person may, at his peril, seize property which has become forfeited to, or forfeitable by, the Government; and that proceedings by the Government to enforce a forfeiture ratify a seizure made by one without authority, since ratification is equivalent to antecedent delegation of authority to seize.

47) was cited, as an instance in which the Court had refused an injunction under circumstances like the present; but, in that case, the lessee of an inn had covenanted to use and keep it open as an inn during a certain time, and not to do any act whereby the licence might become forfeited.

St. Francis's wins against Connecticut College and California Lutheran became forfeits because Vujosevic had been ineligible to play in those games.

Later, in order to prevent the premature exhaustion of funds, montes pietatis were compelled to charge interest and to sell by auction any pledges that became forfeit.

Any person who violates an order issued by the Commission under paragraph (1) after it has become final shall forfeit and pay to the United States a civil penalty for each day on which an importation of articles, or their sale, occurs in violation of the order of not more than the greater of $100,000 or twice the domestic value of the articles entered or sold on such day in violation of the order.

But hours later her legal team posted bail of $100,000, according to Reuters, which allows Ms. Lohan to avoid jail by providing money that would be forfeited if she became a fugitive.

If the determination becomes final, the bond may be forfeited to the complainant.

Mr. Duncan should also make it unequivocally clear that states that flout the law will forfeit stimulus money and become ineligible for any share of the nearly $5 billion competitive grant fund that Congress has placed under his control.

When I speak of power, I do not mean forfeiting our femininity to become men.

The tigress almost lost her mind, not to mention her tan, and bolted from the cave after only a few days, forfeiting her chance to become human.

It became the property of the Pilkingtons who forfeited it in the Civil War and after that the Stanleys who became Earls of Derby.