disentitle

Provocation on the part of the plaintiff may disentitle him to aggravated damages.

The misrepresentation, albeit an innocent one, 'was a sufficient misrepresentation to disentitle the cleaner from relying on the exemption, except in regard to beads and sequins.'

The Emperor can disentitle anyone he chooses, of course, but to fly in the teeth of the Stanley Doctrine without any hard evidence to back him up would cause serious repercussions.

When a person dies intestate after making a fixed deposit in a bank, the nomination made in favour of one will not disentitle the legal heirs to claim a distributive share.

The fact that the court has to see whether the clause is 'certain' for a particular purpose does not disentitle the court from doing otherwise than, in the first place, try to make sense of it.'