regular term
A term of court begun at the time appointed by law and continued, in the court’s discretion, until the court lawfully adjourns. [Cases: Courts 63. C.J.S. Courts §§ 111–113, 120.]
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intermittent easement
An easement that is usable or used only from time to time, not regularly or continuously.
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regular meeting
A periodic meeting held at a time set in an organization’s governing documents or under a standing rule or schedule that the deliberative assembly has adopted. — Also termed stated meeting. Cf. special meeting.
irregular water course
irregular water course 不规则河道；不规则水道(→intermittent watercourse)
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adjourned term
A continuance of a previous or regular term but not a separate term; the same term prolonged. [Cases: Courts 66. C.J.S. Courts § 115.]
regular use
Insurance. A use that is usual, normal, or customary, as opposed to an occasional, special, or incidental use. • This term often appears in automobile-insurance policies in the definition of a nonowned automobile — that is, an automobile not owned by or furnished for the regular use of the insured. Nonowned automobiles are excluded from
irregular indorsement
An indorsement by a person who signs outside the chain of title and who therefore is neither a holder nor a transferor of the instrument. • An irregular indorser is generally treated as an accommodation party. UCC § 3-205(c). — Also termed anomalous indorsement; full indorsement. See ACCOMMODATION PARTY. [Cases: Bills and Notes 191, 294.
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general term
A regular term of court — that is, the period during which a court ordinarily sits. — Also termed stated term. [Cases: Courts 63. C.J.S. Courts §§ 111–113, 120.]
appearance term
The regular judicial term in which a party is required to appear, usu. the first one after legal service has been made.