power of termination
power of termination noun: a future legal interest in real property, where the grantor or their heirs have the authority to terminate or reclaim ownership of the property estate if a specified condition subsequent is violated.
Noun
power of termination (countable and uncountable, plural powers of termination)
- A future legal interest in real property, where the grantor or their heirs have the authority to terminate or reclaim ownership of the property estate if a specified condition subsequent is violated.
- Synonyms:
- right of entry, right of reentry
Synonyms of power of termination
Forms of power of termination
| plural | powers of termination |
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Questions about power of termination
- What does power of termination mean?
- Power of termination means a future legal interest in real property, where the grantor or their heirs have the authority to terminate or reclaim ownership of the property estate if a specified condition subsequent is violated.
- What part of speech is power of termination?
- Power of termination is a noun.
- What is the plural of power of termination?
- The plural of power of termination is powers of termination.
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