auction without reserve
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without reserve
without reserve. Of or relating to an auction at which an item will be sold for the highest bid price. [Cases: Auctions and Auctioneers 7. C.J.S. Auctions and Auctioneers §§ 2, 8–17.]
auction without reserve
An auction in which the property will be sold to the highest bidder, no minimum price will limit bidding, the owner may not withdraw property after the first bid is received, the owner may not reject any bids, and the owner may not nullify the bidding by outbidding all other bidders. • In an auction
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reserve price
In an auction, the amount that a seller of goods stipulates as the lowest acceptable offer. • The reserve price may or may not be announced. See WITH RESERVE; WITHOUT RESERVE.
clearing agreement
clearing agreement. A contract whose purpose is to facilitate the collective settlement of monetary claims be-tween creditors and debtors in different currency areas, without resort to foreign-exchange reserves.
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blackmail
blackmail, n. 1. A threatening demand made without justification; EXTORTION. Cf. FEEMAIL; GRAYMAIL; GREENMAIL(1), (2). [Cases: Extortion and Threats 25. 1. C.J.S. Threats and Unlawful Communications §§ 2–20.] — blackmail, vb. “[Blackmail is] a certain rate of Money, Corn, Cattle, or other consideration, paid to some inhabiting upon, or near the borders, being persons of
acte
acte (akt), n. [French] French law. 1. An instrument; a proof in writing, such as a deed, bill of sale, or birth cer-tificate. acte authentique (akt oh-tawn-teek). A deed executed with certain prescribed formalities, in the presence of a notary or other official. acte de décès (akt d[schwa] day-say). A death certificate. acte de francisation
negotiation
negotiation, n. 1. A consensual bargaining process in which the parties attempt to reach agreement on a disputed or potentially disputed matter. • Negotiation usu. involves complete autonomy for the parties involved, without the intervention of third parties. [Cases: Contracts 25. C.J.S. Contracts § 60.] “Negotiation, we may say, ought strictly to be viewed simply
rent seck
Hist. A rent reserved by deed but without any clause of distress. — Also spelled rent-seck; rent-sec. — Also termed dry rent. Pl. rents seck.