residual
residual a. 剩余的；剩余物的 n. (1)剩余物；残留部分；遗留部分 (2)(常用复)后遗症 指疾病或手术后的伤残遗留。 (3)(常用复)复播复映追加酬金 指因为再次播映电影、节目而向作者、表演者等支付的费用。
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residual
residual, adj. Of, relating to, or constituting a residue; remaining; leftover (a residual claim) (a residual functional disability). residual, n. 1. A leftover quantity; a remainder. 2. (often pl.) A disability remaining after an illness, injury, or operation. 3. (usu. pl.) A fee paid to a composer or performer for each repeated broadcast (esp. on
residual disability
residual disability 有后效的残疾 在健康保险中，指即使被保险人能全日制工作，但收入能力受到影响的残疾。用有后效的残疾给付取代半残给付（partial disability benefit)，能给被保险人提供更充分的保障，原因在于它的给付期更长，更注重收入损失的给付。
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future damages
Money awarded to an injured party for an injury’s residual or projected effects, such as those that reduce the person’s ability to function. • Examples are expected pain and suffering, loss or impairment of earning capacity, and projected medical expenses. [Cases: Damages 25. C.J.S. Damages § 42.]
pourover trust
An inter vivos trust that receives property (usu. the residual estate) from a will upon the testator’s death. Cf. pourover will under WILL.
owners’ equity
owners’ equity. The aggregate of the owners’ financial interests in the assets of a business entity; the capital contributed by the owners plus any retained earnings. • Owners’ equity is calculated as the difference in value between a business entity’s assets and its liabilities. — Also termed (in a corporation) shareholders’ equity; stockholders’ equity. [Cases:
lapsed legacy
A legacy to a legatee who dies either before the testator dies or before the legacy is payable. • It falls into the residual estate unless the jurisdiction has an antilapse statute. — Also termed failed legacy; failed gift. See ANTILAPSE STATUTE. [Cases: Wills 774–777. C.J.S. Wills §§ 1791–1808.]
real estate mortgage investment conduit
real-estate-mortgage investment conduit. An entity that holds a fixed pool of mortgages or mortgage-backed securities (such as collateralized mortgage obligations), issues interests in itself to investors, and receives favorable tax treatment by passing its income through to those investors. • Real-estate-mortgage investment conduits were created by the Tax Reform Act of 1986. They can be
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residuary
residuary (ri-zij-oo-er-ee), adj. Of, relating to, or constituting a residue; residual (a residuary gift). residuary, n. 1. See residuary estate under ESTATE(3). 2. See residuary legatee under LEGATEE.