duration of trust
The length of time that a trust exists. [Cases: Trusts 60. C.J.S. Trover and Conversion § 117.]
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duration directive
Duration Directive. See DIRECTIVE HARMONIZING THE TERM OF COPYRIGHT AND CERTAIN RELATED RIGHTS.
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duration
duration. 1. The length of time that something lasts (the duration of the lawsuit). duration of interest. The length of time that a property interest lasts. duration of trust. The length of time that a trust exists. [Cases: Trusts 60. C.J.S. Trover and Conversion § 117.] 2. A length of time; a continuance in time
duration of war
duration of war 战争期间 自战争爆发一直延续到交战国主管当局正式宣告和平的一段时期；在通俗意义上，该词一般指从战争爆发到实际敌对行动停止的一段时期。在合同中，该词可归因于当事人意图，并应从合同文件本身、有关合同履行情势的证据以及当事人所追求的合同目的而予以确定。
durational residency requirement
durational-residency requirement. The requirement that one be a state resident for a certain time, such as one year, as a precondition to the exercise of a specified right or privilege. • When applied to voting, this requirement has been held to be an unconstitutional denial of equal protection because it burdens voting rights and impairs
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duration of interest
The length of time that a property interest lasts.
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rule against trusts of perpetual duration
rule against trusts of perpetual duration. See RULE AGAINST INALIENABILITY.
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duration of risk
duration of risk 风险(承担)期间 保险单中规定的保险人应对损害的发生负责赔偿的期间，从保险单生效时起至保险期终了或因撤销保险单(退保)或违反合同要件而终止风险的承担时止。
magistratus
magistratus (maj-[schwa]-stray-t[schwa]s), n. [fr. Latin magister “a master”] Roman law. 1. A magistrate. 2. A magistrate’s office. “Magistratus. Denotes both the public office and the official himself. Magistracy was a Republican institution; under the Principate some magistratus continued to exist but with gradually diminishing importance; in the post-Diocletian Empire some former magistracies still exist but
material term
A contractual provision dealing with a significant issue such as subject matter, price, payment, quantity, quality, duration, or the work to be done. [Cases: Contracts 9. C.J.S. Contracts § 42.]