"in forfeit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been lost or given up due to a mistake, fault, or failure to fulfill an obligation. Example: "The team was found to have violated the rules and their victory was declared in forfeit."
Now I feel as if I have lost my court case against my mother and father, and the great forked tongue of my thighbone has been taken in forfeit.
This task is performed for each game that is scored, including called games which must be completely replayed at a later date, and games that end in forfeit.
In an email statement sent to HuffPost, the Eastern Nebraska Soccer Association and the Springfield Soccer Association said Mili's team "agreed to abide by tournament rules and signed the acknowledgement at team check-in that if illegal players are caught, such results in forfeit of game and possible removal from the tournament". .
It includes a $50 million fine and $8 million in forfeited advisory fees and interest.
Most governments say how much mortgage-interest relief costs them in forfeited revenue.
Although business has no vote, in forfeiting its support, Mr Brown may well be scuppering his chances of re-election.
Included in the $74 million in penalties is about $16 million in forfeited proceeds that Wegelin held in a UBS bank account in Stamford, Conn.
Texas stalled, waiting two years to get in, forfeiting federal matching funds that went instead to other states, but it finally got in.
One way or another, the cities and states, in forfeiting more than $30 billion a year in tax revenue, are channeling to the private sector enough to hire 375,000 schoolteachers at $50,000 a year plus benefits.
However, delaying the patent application or disclosure process can result in forfeiting of patent rights by exposing the application to more prior art.
Efforts to stretch the ranibizumab dosing interval to 3 months (PIER) resulted in forfeiting previous vision gains.
