To delay a main motion’s consideration to a specified time or until a specified condition occurs, usu. by the next meeting — or to the next meeting as unfinished business. — Also termed postpone to a certain time; postpone to a definite time; postpone to a time certain. See TIME CERTAIN.
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To dispose of a main motion without taking a view on its merits while preventing its further consideration during the same session. • This motion’s ancient form in the English Parliament was to postpone consideration until “this day six months” (or “three months”) — that is, some time beyond the current session, sufficiently remote that
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postponement n. (1)推迟；延期 (2)延期审理 经常与continuance作同义语使用。但更确切地来说，该词仅指将案件的庭审推迟至同一开庭期内的另一日或者推迟至同一日的另一时间。 (→continuance)
postponement of lien 优先权次序的后延 指在同一财产上设定的多项抵押权、质权等优先权中，将其中一项优先权的受偿次序置于其他优先权之后。
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postpone, vb. 1. To put off to a later time. 2. To place lower in precedence or importance; esp., to subordinate (a lien) to a later one. 3. Parliamentary law. To temporarily or permanently suppress a main motion. — postponement, n. postpone definitely. To delay a main motion’s consideration to a specified time or until
rule against postponement of enjoyment 反迟延用益规则 一项涉及公共政策的规则，它禁止就财产的使用收益设定不合理的限制。如果有关财产使用收益的限制与在该财产上已经被授予或遗赠的权益或地产权相互冲突，则该种限制不可强制执行。
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postponement of limitations 诉讼时效的延期 指诉讼时效因中止或中断而得以顺延。
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postponement of enjoyment 迟延用益(权)(→rule against postponement of enjoyment)
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addictio in diem ([schwa]-dik-shee-oh in dI-[schwa]m). [Latin “assignment for a fixed period” or “postponement to a date”] Roman law. A clause in a contract of sale in which the parties agree that the contract can be terminated if the seller receives a better offer within a specified period. — Also termed in diem addictio.