arcifinious
arcifinious a. (土地)有天然边界的 源于拉丁文「arcifinius」(有不规则边界的)，指某一土地存在自然边界，诸如树林、山岭、河流等。该种土地与划界地〔agri limitati〕不同，其所有人对因冲积而自然增加的土地享有权利。它多用于大陆法中。 (→agri limitati)
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rural utilities service
Rural Utilities Service. An agency in the U.S. Department of Agriculture responsible for making or guaranteeing loans to rural electric and telecommunication utilities. • The agency is the successor to the Rural Electrification Administration. — Abbr. RUS.
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husbandry
husbandry. 1. Agriculture or farming; cultivation of the soil for food. • In some states, tools and equipment used in farming are exempt from forced sale for collection of a debt. [Cases: Exemptions 45.] 2. Generally, care of a household; careful management of resources.
leverage contract
leverage contract. An agreement for the purchase or sale of a contract for the future delivery of a specified commodity, usu. silver, gold, or another precious metal, in a standard unit and quantity, for a particular price, with no right to a particular lot of the commodity. • A leverage contract operates much like a
disciplinary rule
disciplinary rule. (often cap.) A mandatory regulation stating the minimum level of professional conduct that a professional must sustain to avoid being subject to disciplinary action. • For lawyers, the disciplinary rules are found chiefly in the Model Code of Professional Responsibility. — Abbr. DR. Cf. ETHICAL CONSIDERATION. [Cases: Licenses 25. C.J.S. Agriculture § 4.5;
riding establishments
riding establishments 〈英〉骑术企业 创办骑术企业需经当地政府的许可，并受其审查和管理。骑术学校并非从事农业活动，其马厩租地不受1948年《农地法》〔Agricultural Holdings Act〕的保护，但供该校牧马之草场则属于农地法保护范围。
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horse breeding
horse breeding 〈英〉马匹饲养 1958年《马匹饲养法》〔Horse Breeding Act〕授权农业、渔业和食品部〔Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food〕有权决定是否颁发或吊销种马许可证，使用无许可证的种马是一种犯罪行为。
interest in the use and enjoyment of land
The pleasure, comfort, and advantage that a person may derive from the occupancy of land. • The term includes not only the interests that a person may have for residential, agricultural, commercial, industrial, and other purposes, but also interests in having the present-use value of the land unimpaired by changes in its physical condition.
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factorage
factorage. 1. The compensation paid to a factor for his or her services. [Cases: Factors 44. C.J.S. Agriculture §§ 171–173, 176–177.] 2. The business of a factor. [Cases: Factors 1, 5. C.J.S. Agriculture §§ 163, 165, 178.]
emotional distress
emotional distress. A highly unpleasant mental reaction (such as anguish, grief, fright, humiliation, or fury) that results from another person’s conduct; emotional pain and suffering. • Emotional distress, when severe enough, can form a basis for the recovery of tort damages. — Also termed emotional harm; mental anguish; mental distress; mental suffering. See INTENTIONAL INFLICTION
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