reconciliation agreement. Family law. A contract between spouses who have had marital difficulties but who now wish to save the marital relationship, usu. by specifying certain economic actions that might ameliorate pressures on the marriage. • This type of agreement serves a limited purpose. In fact, many states have statutes prohibiting enforcement of contracts for […]
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A company that, because it issues publicly traded securities, must comply with the reporting requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. [Cases: Securities Regulation 35.23. C.J.S. Securities Regulation §§ 115–116.]
White Book of London 《伦敦白皮书》 在卷宗丛刊第12卷〔No.12 of the Rolls Series〕中以《白皮书》〔Liber Albus〕题名印行，载明伦敦市中古习惯和法律，包括海事法在内。
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ad abundantiorem cautelam (ad ab-[schwa]n-dan-shee-or-[schwa]m kaw-tee-l[ schwa]m). [Law Latin] Hist. For more abundant caution. — Also termed ad cautelam ex superabundanti (ad kaw-tee-l[schwa]m eks s[y]oo-p[schwa]r-ab-[schwa]n-dan-tI).
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