Sentence examples for forfeit land from inspiring English sources
The preliminary forecast includes a charge of $15 million to $20 million to forfeit land deposits and write down the value of assets it no longer can develop for a profit.
Some analysts said reaching an accord was also complicated because a merger would technically force KLM to forfeit landing rights in third countries that were negotiated by the Dutch government in bilateral accords.
Under the scheme proposed by the movement, land would be forfeited to the Crown should proprietors default on their quitrents, and tenants would be given the option of either purchasing part of the forfeited land or leasing it from the Crown.
Ms. Pojaman was acquitted of all charges and the judges did not order the couple to forfeit the land, as prosecutors had requested.
One diplomat here said that Lebanon was worried that the Israelis might try to turn the line of withdrawal identified by the United Nations into their international border, causing the Lebanese to forfeit some land.
Similarly, while he is right that Britain's housing crisis must be a priority for any government, the plan for legislation forcing property companies to forfeit their land if they do not use it, prompts as many questions as it answers.
But in November, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled against Timbs and ordered him to forfeit his Land Rover.
They could demand higher rates, or sometimes even take forfeit in land.
Keokuk stipulated that Antoine build their home on the exact spot where the treaty was signed or forfeit the land.
In addition, a parliament in 1314 decreed that all who remained in the allegiance of the English should forfeit their lands; this decree provided the means to reward supporters, and there are many charters regranting the lands so forfeited.
