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abeyance1) n. when the owner- ship of property has not been determined. E...
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abeyancetemporary cessation or suspension My feelings of home-sickness had returned with redoubled strength after being long in abeyance. — Boldrewood, Rolf
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abeyance1520s, "state of expectation," from Anglo-French abeiance "suspension," also "expectation (especially in a lawsuit)," from Old French abeance "aspiration, powerful d [..]
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abeyancen. A state of suspension or temporary inaction.
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abeyanceDefinition The suspension of a title to real estate while lawful ownership is being determined.
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abeyance[Middle French abeance expectation (of a title or claimant), from abaer to expect, from a-, prefix stressing result + baer to gape, aim at] 1 : a lapse in the succession of property during which ...
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abeyanceSuspension, temporary inactivity.
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abeyancemeans temporary inactivity. In the finance world, the term generally refers to unknown ownership.
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abeyanceAbeyance has the following meanings:
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abeyance(n) temporary cessation or suspension
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abeyance A state of temporary abolition of function
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abeyanceIncomplete or undetermined state of affairs.
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abeyance1) n. when the owner- ship of property has not been determined. Examples include title to real property in the estate of a person who has died and there is no obvious party to receive title or there a [..]
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abeyanceA state of temporary abolition of function. Origin: fr. O. Fr. (05 Mar 2000)
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abeyance
(legal) Expectancy; condition of ownership of real property being undetermined; lapse in succession of ownership of estate, or title.in abeyance
* French: (vacance,f), (vacant)
* German: (Schwebezus [..]
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