maritime supplies
maritime supplies 海上给养；船舶给养
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supplies
supplies, n. 1. Means of provision or relief; stores available for distribution. 2. In parliamentary proceedings, the annual grant voted on by the House of Commons for maintaining the Crown and various public services.
Equity supplies defects.
Equity supplies defects. 衡平法弥补不足。 这是衡平法的一条格言，意思是衡平法弥补法律的不足。
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federal supply service
Federal Supply Service. A unit in the General Services Administration responsible for providing supplies to federal agencies worldwide. • In procuring supplies the agency takes advantage of the government’s aggregate buying power. — Abbr. FSS.
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remnants and surpluses
remnants and surpluses. Maritime law. The proceeds remaining from the sale of a ship after claims for seamen’s wages, bottomry bonds, salvage services, and supplies have been paid.
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market share
market share. The percentage of the market for a product that a firm supplies, usu. calculated by dividing the firm’s output by the total market output. • In antitrust law, market share is used to measure a firm’s market power, and if the share is high enough — generally 70% or more — then the
farm products
farm products. Crops, livestock, and supplies used or produced in farming or products of crops or livestock in their unmanufactured states, if they are in the possession of a debtor engaged in farming. UCC § 9-102(a)(34). Cf. growing crops under CROPS. [Cases: Secured Transactions 17. C.J.S. Secured Transactions § 16.]
ship mortgage act
Ship Mortgage Act. A federal law regulating mortgages on ships registered as U.S. vessels by, among other things, providing for enforcement of maritime liens in favor of those who furnish supplies or maintenance to the vessels. 46 USCA §§ 30101, 31301–31343. [Cases: Shipping 32. C.J.S. Shipping §§ 63–67.]
ejercitoria
ejercitoria (ay-hair-see-tor-ee-[schwa]), n. [Spanish] Spanish law. An action lying against a ship’s owner upon the contracts or obligations made by the master for repairs or supplies. • This action corresponds to the actio exercitoria of Roman law. See actio exercitoria under ACTIO.
proviso
proviso (pr[schwa]-vI-zoh). 1. A limitation, condition, or stipulation upon whose compliance a legal or formal document’s validity or application may depend. 2. In drafting, a provision that begins with the words provided that and supplies a condition, exception, or addition.