CONFISCATION

  confiscation (kon-fi-skay-sh<<schwa>>n), n.1. Seizure of property for the public treasury. 2. Seizure of property by actual or         supposed authority. — confiscatory (k<<schwa>>n-fis-k<<schwa>>-tor-ee),   adj. — confiscator (kon-f<<schwa>>-skay-t<<schwa>>r), n.[Blacks Law 8th]  

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CONFISCATE

confiscate (kon-f<<schwa>>-skayt), vb.1. To appropriate (property) as forfeited to the government. 2. To seize (property) by authority of law.[Blacks Law 8th]

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CONFISCARE

confiscare (kon-fi-skair-ee), vb.[Latin con “together” + fiscus “treasury”] Hist. To seize (property) for the gov-ernment. [Blacks Law 8th]

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CONFISCABLE

confiscable (k<<schwa>>n-fis-k<<schwa>>-b<<schwa>>l      orkon-f<<schwa>>-sk<< schwa>>-b<<schwa>>l), adj. (Of property) liable to confiscation; subject to forfeiture <confiscable contraband>. [Cases: Controlled Sub-stances  164; Forfeitures  3.] [Blacks Law 8th]

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CONFIRMOR

confirmor (k<<schwa>>n-f<<schwa>>r-m<<schwa>>r or -mor).Hist. The grantor of a deed of confirmation. See CONFIRMATION(3).[Blacks Law 8th]

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CONFIRMEE

confirmee (kon-f<<schwa>>r-mee).Hist. The grantee of a deed of confirmation. See CONFIRMATION(3). [Blacks Law 8th]

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CONFIRMAVI

confirmavi (kon-f<<schwa>>r-may-vI). [Latin] Hist. I have confirmed. • The emphatic word in a deed of con-firmation. See CONFIRMATION(3). [Blacks Law 8th]

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