abeyancy Sentence Examples
- The property was left in abeyance, with legal disputes delaying the determination of its rightful owner.
- In the absence of a clear will, the estate remained in abeyance until the heirs could be identified.
- The company's ownership structure was in abeyance as negotiations between stakeholders continued.
- The unresolved legal issues left the inheritance in abeyance, causing tension among potential beneficiaries.
- The government declared the land to be in abeyance, awaiting a decision on its future use.
- The company's stock options were placed in abeyance until the board could reach a consensus on distribution.
- The disputed trademarks were held in abeyance until the court could adjudicate the conflicting claims.
- The unresolved partnership dissolution left the business assets in abeyance, causing financial uncertainty.
- The family business was in abeyance as siblings disagreed on the rightful successor.
- The property title was in abeyance due to a survey discrepancy, requiring further investigation before a resolution could be reached.
abeyancy Meaning
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abeyancy (n.)
Abeyance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abeyancy
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Abeyance.
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The property was left in abeyance, with legal disputes delaying the determination of its rightful owner.
In the absence of a clear will, the estate remained in abeyance until the heirs could be identified.
The company's ownership structure was in abeyance as negotiations between stakeholders continued.
The unresolved legal issues left the inheritance in abeyance, causing tension among potential beneficiaries.
