formula deal
formula deal. An agreement between a movie distributor and an independent or affiliated circuit to exhibit a feature movie in all theaters at a specified percentage of the national gross receipts realized by the theaters.
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inscription
inscription, n. 1. The act of entering a fact or name on a list, register, or other record. 2. An entry so recorded. 3. Civil law. An agreement whereby an accuser must, if the accusation is false, receive the same punishment that the accused would have been given if found guilty. — inscribe, vb. —
Toleration Act， 1712
Toleration Act， 1712 〈苏格兰〉《信仰自由法》 因格林希尔兹〔Greenshields〕自苏格兰最高民事法院向上议院上诉而形成的法，它从法律上承认了苏格兰圣公会教徒，因此在苏格兰引起极大反感，并严重损害了英格兰和苏格兰于1707年新形成的合并局面。
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integrated contract
One or more writings constituting a final expression of one or more terms of an agreement. — Also termed integrated agreement; integrated writing. See INTEGRATION(2). [Cases: Contracts 245; Evidence 397(2). C.J.S. Contracts § 416; Evidence §§ 1159–1160, 1278–1280.]
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antinomia
antinomia (an-ti-noh-mee-[schwa]). [Greek] Roman law. An ambiguity in the law. See ANTINOMY.
authenticum
authenticum (aw-then-t[schwa]-k[schwa]m).Roman & civil law. 1. An original instrument. 2. (cap.) A Latin version of 134 Novels promulgated by Justinian mostly in Greek between A.D. 535 and 556. — Also termed Authenticae.
compromis
compromis (kom-pr[schwa]-mee). [French] Int’l law. An agreement between two or more countries to submit an existing dispute to the jurisdiction of an arbitrator, an arbitral tribunal, or an international court. See compro-missory arbitration under ARBITRATION. ad hoc compromis (ad hok kom-pr[schwa]-mee). An agreement in which countries submit a particular dispute that has arisen between them
partial failure of consideration
A party’s incomplete performance of a contract with multiple, severable performances, so that if some of the performances are not accomplished, the appropriate part of the agreement can be apportioned to whatever has been completed. [Cases: Contracts 86, 260. C.J.S. Contracts §§ 84, 133, 135, 466.]
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treaty of neutrality
A treaty in which the parties agree not to engage in any aggressive action against one another, whether individually or jointly with others, and not to interfere with the other party’s affairs. • There is no commitment to aid another party in the event of war — only to refrain from becoming involved.
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conjuration
conjuration (kon-j[schwa]-ray-sh[schwa]n). Hist. 1. A plot or compact made by persons who swear to each other to do something that will result in public harm. 2. The offense of attempting a conference with evil spirits to discover some secret or effect some purpose; witchcraft; sorcery. “Coniuration (coniuratio) is the very French word drawne from the