reverter (Meaning)

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reverter (n.)

One who, or that which, reverts.

Reversion.

Upon the reverter of the property to the original landowner, all structures erected on it became the landowner's.
The reverter clause in the deed stipulated that the property would revert to the city if it ceased to be used as a park.
The covenant against encumbrances prohibited the owner from creating any liens that could reverter the property.
The reverter of the lake to its natural state was a positive outcome of the environmental restoration project.
The reverter of the company's assets to its creditors was a necessary step in the bankruptcy proceedings.
The trust document included a reverter provision that would distribute the assets to the grantor's heirs if the trustee failed to perform their duties.
The reverter of the painting to its original owner was a heartwarming conclusion to the stolen art investigation.
The reverter of the inheritance to the deceased person's estate complicated the distribution of their assets.
The Supreme Court's decision on the reverter of a water right had a significant impact on natural resource management policies.
The reverter of the land to the Native American tribe was a major victory for indigenous rights.

One who, or that which, reverts., Reversion.

return,regress, decline, degenerate, relapse, retrograde,retrogress, lapse, backslide, throw back

evolve, develop,develop, evolve, advance, advance, progress, mature,grow, progress

Upon the reverter of the property to the original landowner, all structures erected on it became the landowner's.

The reverter clause in the deed stipulated that the property would revert to the city if it ceased to be used as a park.

The covenant against encumbrances prohibited the owner from creating any liens that could reverter the property.

The reverter of the lake to its natural state was a positive outcome of the environmental restoration project.