| The common-law rule is the opposite: an offer is revocable until it has been accepted. |
| Citizenship, along with the rights inhering in that status, is revocable. |
| As long as they are easily revocable in the event of a change of mind, they should be respected as evidence of a well thought out conviction. |
| Yet the effects, even in a few American states, will be neither containable nor revocable. |
| However, transportation also constituted citizenship as revocable, and it is significant that in its representation in Moll Flanders this aspect is revised. |
| And if you ever decide you don't want the revocable trust, it can be time-consuming to revoke. |
