Sentence examples for forfeiture order from inspiring English sources

A forfeiture order would be relatively subjective, depending on the definition of profits.

Judge Nathan of the S.D.N.Y. entered the forfeiture order sought in December 2015.

In pleading guilty, Peter Madoff has agreed to a 10-year sentence and a forfeiture order of $143 billion.

So any forfeiture order in the criminal case will not include amounts already paid in the S.E.C. case.

"While we are disappointed by the court of appeal's decision, we note that the court overturned the F.C.C.'s 2006 forfeiture order on narrow procedural grounds.

For example, in 2009, a judge issued a forfeiture order of more than $170 billion against the Ponzi-scheming financier, Bernard L. Madoff.

§ 210.76 Modification or rescission of exclusion orders, cease and desist orders, consent orders, and seizure and forfeiture orders.

This can give proceedings in which forfeiture orders are contested bizarre names such as United States v $10,500 in U.S. Currency or State of New Jersey v One 1990 Ford Thunderbird.

As a result, forfeiture orders have totaled more than $150 million, and 28 people and companies have been banned from seeking additional federal contracts, according to a recent court filing.

Just last week, Ms. Madoff also lost her home in a forfeiture order--and she is struggling to find a landlord who will rent to her.

A Scottish Protected Trust Deed does not discharge you from the following kinds of debt: Fines, penalties, compensation and forfeiture orders imposed by any court; Any liability due to fraud; Any obligation to pay aliment; Student loans SAAS); and Money owed to someone who holds a security on your property, such as a mortgage or secured loan.