en bloc
en bloc (onblokor en blok), adj. & adv. [French] As a whole; as a unit. • In parliamentary law, this term can refer to a series of resolutions or other motions that are disposed of with a single vote. — Also termed en grosse.
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blocking patent
One of two patents, neither of which can be effectively practiced without infringing the other. • For example, if A patents an improvement of B’s patented invention, A cannot practice the improvement without infringing B’s patent. Nor can B use the improvement without infringing A’s patent. Owners of blocking patents often cross-license each other. See
blocked currency
Currency or bank deposits that, by government restriction, may be used only within the country where they are located.
belligerent blockade
belligerent blockade 战时封锁 国际法公认的战略原则：在战争期间，交战国封锁进出敌方港口的通道。
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non valentia agere
non valentia agere (non v[schwa]-len-shee-[schwa] aj-[schwa]-ree). [Latin] Inability to sue. See NONABILITY.
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compensation period
compensation period 赔偿期限 指失业法或劳工赔偿法规定的失业者或受伤工人获取赔偿金的期限。
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reconciliation agreement
reconciliation agreement. Family law. A contract between spouses who have had marital difficulties but who now wish to save the marital relationship, usu. by specifying certain economic actions that might ameliorate pressures on the marriage. • This type of agreement serves a limited purpose. In fact, many states have statutes prohibiting enforcement of contracts for
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present use
present use (1)〈英〉现实用益权；即时用益权 即期实现的用益权，受1535年《用益法》〔Statute of Uses〕调整。 (→present enjoyment) (2)新用途 指对原有工具的新用法。