procuratio
procuratio (prok-y[schwa]-ray-shee-oh). [Latin] Management of another’s affairs; agency.
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procurationes ad resignandum in favorem
procurationes ad resignandum in favorem (prok-y[schwa]-ray-shee-oh-neez ad rez-ig-nan-d[schwa]m in f[schwa]-vor-[schwa]m). [Law Latin] Hist. Procuratories of resignation in favor of the disponee of a vassal. • The phrase referred to the rule requiring a vassal’s resignation before a superior had to receive the disponee of a vassal to the property. See RESIGNATION(3).
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procuration fee
procuration fee. English law. A commission or brokerage allowed to a solicitor for obtaining a loan. — Also termed procuration money.
Procuratio est exhibitio sumptuum necessariorum facta praelatis， qui dioeceses peragrando， ecclesias subjectas visitant.
Procuratio est exhibitio sumptuum necessariorum facta praelatis， qui dioeceses peragrando， ecclesias subjectas visitant. 〈拉〉巡游费〔procuration〕是指主教在其辖区巡视教堂时由堂区牧师提供的必要费用。
per procurationem
per procurationem (p[schwa]r prok-y[schwa]-ray-shee-oh-n[schwa]m). [Latin] By proxy. — Abbr. per pro.; p. proc.; p. pro.; p.p. — Also termed per procuration.
procuration
procuration (prok-y[schwa]-ray-sh[schwa]n). 1. The act of appointing someone as an agent or attorney-in-fact. [Cases: Principal and Agent 10(1). C.J.S. Agency § 45.] 2. The authority vested in a person so appointed; the function of an attorney. 3. PROCUREMENT.
per procuration
per procuration 〈拉〉经授权；按照代理权限 代理人在签署合同或文件时用以表明其代理人身份的文字。又作per procurationem,常缩写为per proc.或p.p.。