The letter said the suit would be for breach of contract and would be based on the circumstances surrounding Game 5, which was forfeited in Mr. Topalov's favor.
The match for the world chess championship was postponed again yesterday as the president of the World Chess Federation and representatives of the players managed to settle most of the issues but remained deadlocked over the biggest one — whether Game 5, which was forfeited in favor of Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria, should be replayed.
Another Lex Julia de Ambitu was passed (B.C. 8; Dion Cass. LV.5) apparently to amend the law of B.C. 18. Candidates were required to deposit a sum of money before canvassing, which was forfeited if they were convicted of bribery.
Judge Collyer also detailed the third-party doctrine, which indicates that expectations of privacy are forfeited when information is shared with a third-party.
It took the Howards until 1660 to regain the title of duke of Norfolk, which had been forfeited with the 4th duke's execution in 1572.
If he is freed after the appeal, his supporters will have had to have provided a security of £200,000 – which would be forfeited if he absconds – and two sureties, each of £20,000.
Natural allegiance is therefore a debt of gratitude; which cannot be forfeited, cancelled, or altered, by any change of time, place, or circumstance, nor by any thing but the united concurrence of the legislature.
Neither Hardie nor his partners "have any illegal interest in the Bicycle Club which should be forfeited to the United States," according to a letter written last November by the U.S. attorney's office in Southern Florida.
Tax credits are forfeited if a foreclosure occurs.
The French government was the first to negotiate with the Wright brothers for the sale of their patents for 1,000,000 francs, with a deposit of 25,000 francs for the option, which was later forfeited.
