doma
DOMA.abbr. DEFENSE OF MARRIAGE ACT.
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damage in taking by eminent domain
damage in taking by eminent domain 国家征用造成的损失 指由私人完成的改建公共设施过程中，对国家征用的财产以外所造成的有形损失〔physical injury〕。这种损失在法律上是可诉的。
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power of eminent domain
power of eminent domain 国家征用权(→eminent domain)
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domain name
domain name. The words and characters that website owners designate for their registered Internet addresses. • All domain names have at least two levels. The first-level domain name identifies the registrant’s category as, e.g., a commercial site (.com), a governmental institution (.gov), an educational institution (.edu), a nonprofit group (.org), or a discussion group (.net).
eminent domain
eminent domain. The inherent power of a governmental entity to take privately owned property, esp. land, and convert it to public use, subject to reasonable compensation for the taking. — Also (rarely) termed compulsory purchase; (in Scots law) compulsory surrender. See CONDEMNATION(2); EXPROPRIATION; TAKING(2). [Cases: Eminent Domain 1, 69. C.J.S. Eminent Domain §§ 2–3, 71–72,
domain name infringement
Infringement of another’s trademark or servicemark by the use of a confusingly similar Internet domain name. [Cases: Trade Regulation 350.1. C.J.S. Trade-Marks, Trade-Names, and Unfair Competition § 119.]
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ebdomadarius
ebdomadarius (eb-dom-[schwa]-dair-ee-[schwa]s), n. [Latin “weekly”] Eccles. law. An officer in a cathedral church who supervises the regular performance of divine service and prescribes the duties of choir members.