forfeiture

Converse of object

• order: There is no power in section 9 to order the forfeiture of horses.
• seek: Prosecutors are also seeking the forfeiture of $ 80m from the men.

Adjective modifier

• temporary: In addition, the use of temporary forfeiture could be a very useful option.
• civil: Perhaps the most obvious of these is civil asset forfeiture.
• such: It was the first such forfeiture in 129 years of Test cricket.

Modifies a noun

• clause: My tenancy agreement does not appear to contain a forfeiture clause.
• proceeding: Cranley issued forfeiture proceedings on the flat for failure to pay money allegedly due.
• order: A Magistrates ' Court may make a forfeiture order in respect of the seized cash.
• hearing: The forfeiture hearing took place at Bolton Magistrates Court on 07 November 2005.
• provision: The cash was seized under the cash forfeiture provisions of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.

Noun used with modifier

• asset: Perhaps the most obvious of these is civil asset forfeiture.
• cash: The cash was seized under the cash forfeiture provisions of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
• pension: However it was agreed that the press log relating to a police pension forfeiture case would be attached to the report in future.

Preposition: of

• lease: Failure to comply with these conditions should result in a forfeiture of lease.
• vehicle: Permanent or temporary forfeiture of the vehicle would be available.
• prise: Failure to comply with this requirement shall result in forfeiture of the prize.
• license: Particulars of any forfeiture of a license or disqualification of premises should also be entered.
• cash: Magistrates have the power to order the forfeiture of cash seized under POCA without the holder being charged or prosecuted for an offense.
• pension: Failure to notify could lead to forfeiture of the pension.

Preposition: by

• re-entry: An alternative means to forfeiture by re-entry is to issue proceedings at court seeking possession on the ground that the tenant is in arrears.