License Forfeiture

/ˈlaɪsəns fɔrˈfiːʧər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The loss or cancellation of a license due to violations, noncompliance, or legal penalties.
    The restaurant faced license forfeiture after multiple health code violations.

Forms

  • license forfeiture
  • license forfeitures

Commentary

License forfeiture specifically denotes the enforced loss of a granted permission or privilege and is distinguished from voluntary surrender or temporary suspension.

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