inter alia
inter alia 〈拉〉除了别的东西；除了其他事项；特别(是)；其中 其英文含义为「among other things」。例如，「除了其他事项，合同规定当事人将任何争议提交作出有约束力的仲裁」〔The contract provides, inter alia, that the parties will submit any dispute to binding arbitration.〕。
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lockup option
lockup option. A defense against a corporate takeover, in which a friendly party is entitled to buy parts of a corporation for a set price when a person or group acquires a certain percentage of the corporation’s shares. • An agreement of this kind may be illegal, to the extent it is not undertaken to
tracing
tracing, n. 1. The process of tracking property’s ownership or characteristics from the time of its origin to the present (tracing the vehicle’s history). • Parties in a divorce will be expected to trace the origins of property in existence at the time of marital dissolution in order to characterize each asset as separate or
cleanup clause
cleanup clause. In a loan agreement, a clause that calls for a loan to be repaid in full within a given period, after which no further loans will be afforded the debtor for a specified “cleanup” period.
acceptance for honor
An acceptance or undertaking not by a party to the instrument, but by a third party, for the purpose of protecting the honor or credit of one of the parties, by which the third party agrees to pay the debt when it becomes due if the original drawee does not. • This type of acceptance
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soit baile aux seigneurs
soit baile aux seigneurs (swah bayl oh sen-y[schwa]rz). [Law French] Let it be delivered to the lords. • This is an indorsement on a bill sent to the House of Lords.
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特许权
特许权 英语：concession 法语：concession 德语：Konzession, Bewilligung, Vergünstigung 意大利语：agevolazione, privilegio 西班牙语：concesión
sham prosecution
A prosecution that seeks to circumvent a defendant’s double-jeopardy protection by appearing to be prosecuted by another sovereignty, when it is in fact controlled by the sovereignty that already prosecuted the defendant for the same crime. • A sham prosecution is, in essence, a misuse of the dual-sovereignty doctrine. Under that doctrine, a defendant’s protection
united states fish and wildlife service
United States Fish and Wildlife Service. A unit in the U.S. Department of the Interior responsible for managing more than 93 million acres of land and water consisting of more than 500 national wildlife refuges and thousands of small wetlands. • It also administers or enforces laws relating to migratory birds, endangered species, certain marine
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de malo
de malo (dee mal-oh). [Law Latin] Of illness. • This term defined certain legal excuses, such as de malo lecti (“of illness in bed”), de malo veniendi (“of illness or misfortune in coming where the court is”), and de malo villae (“of illness in town where the court is”).