| The judge gave two examples of fixed charges over assets which are defeasible at the will of the chargor. |
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| Their value and purpose would be undermined if the security was always defeasible on a transfer of his reversion by the reversioner. |
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| Each of these would-be reasons is defeasible and has been more than adequately seen off in argument during recent weeks. |
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| If no condition suspends the vesting or there is no condition or limitation that makes the vesting defeasible, the right is considered to be vested indefeasibly at the time of death. |
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| Whereas the laws of thought are a priori and necessary, the laws of nature are empirical and defeasible. |
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| The DCCD is a default rule, defeasible by congressional exercise of its affirmative power over interstate commerce. |
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| What renders this title defeasible is not a vested proprietary interest, but a mere equity held by the transferor. |
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| These requirements are prima facie obligations, which are taken to be defeasible or open to being overridden by conflicting obligations. |
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| The accounting charge for the non-callable debt is defeasible by an escrow. |
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| In contrast, defeasible consequence is nonmonotonic. |
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| Both arguments include a final defeasible inference. |
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| First, the evidence for hyperspace it provides is highly defeasible. |
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