Adjective:

বিস্মরণযোগ্য,

forfeitable's Usage Examples:

statute; or assist in the identification of property, proceeds, or assets forfeitable under law.

decided that, in contracts for sale of land, a clause providing for a forfeitable deposit of 10% of the purchase price was valid, although it was an anomalous.

apartment he had purchased with the family funds he had received was not forfeitable nor was it a direct proceed of any crime.

affected by the rightholder's actions: The inalienable right to life, the forfeitable right to liberty, and the waivable right that a promise be kept.

delimited to ensure no poaching between areas, and are guaranteed by forfeitable deposits lodged with Wahaha.

funds he had received was not a direct proceeds of any crime and not forfeitable.

temporarily seize a defendant's assets and prevent the transfer of potentially forfeitable property, as well as require the defendant to put up a performance bond.

The rank of "noble" was forfeitable: certain activities could cause dérogeance (loss of nobility), within.

follows a fortiori that they do not compel making a legislatively created, forfeitable time limitation nonforfeitable.

feasibility, feasible, feasance, feat, feature, feck, fetish, forfeit, forfeitable, forfeiture, hacienda, imperfect, imperfection, imperfective, indefeasible.

must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the property is forfeitable under the applicable forfeiture statute.

contribution is made, they deduct them the year the contribution becomes non-forfeitable.