In the month of February, 1842, the term of the commission expired, leaving many claims undisposed of for want of time.
Still further claims, amounting to between three and four millions of dollars, were submitted to the board too late to be considered, and were left undisposed of.
For that reason the foreign market has not been resorted to; and it is now submitted whether it would not be advisable to amend the law by making what remains undisposed of payable at a more distant day.
So though they are more undisposed to labour than more active persons are, yet if they will do their best, they may go as far as their strength of body will enable them.
So far as the law of England stood at that time, the effect of the dissolution of the London Company was to extinguish the debts of the corporation and vest all its property undisposed of in the crown.
Seven persons whose terms of transportation had expired, were permitted to quit the colony in these ships, and the master of the Sugar Cane had shipped Benjamin Williams, the last of the Kitty's people who remained undisposed of.
The heart is alienated and undisposed as aforesaid.
Let us now see how the law stands if some part remains undisposed of, and yet each heir has his share assigned to him--if, for instance there are three heirs instituted, and each is assigned a quarter of the inheritance.
It is evident that in this case the part undisposed of will go to them in proportion to the share each has assigned to him by the will, and it will be exactly as if they had each been originally instituted to a third.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "undisposed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
