exitus
exitus 〈拉〉(古) (1)子女；后代 (2)土地收益 (3)出口税 (4)起诉状或答辩状的结论部分
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connexity
connexity (k[schwa]-nek-s[schwa]-tee). Connectedness; the quality of being connected. • In some states, connexity expresses the relationship that must exist between a foreign party (such as a corporation) and the state for a plaintiff to maintain personal jurisdiction over the party; generally, the claim must arise from a transaction connected with the activities of the party
cum curiis earumque exitibus
cum curiis earumque exitibus (k[schwa]m kyoor-ee-is ee-[schwa]-r[schwa]m-kwee ek-sit-i-b[schwa]s). [Law Latin] Hist. With courts, and the results or profits of the same. • The phrase appeared in reference to the right of the Baron courts to any of those courts’ profits, as distinguished from the obligation of the King’s courts to turn over all profits to
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failing company doctrine
failing-company doctrine. Antitrust. The rule that allows an otherwise proscribed merger or acquisition between competitors when one is bankrupt or near failure. 15 USCA §§ 12–27. — Also termed failing-firm defense. [Cases: Monopolies 20(1). C.J.S. Monopolies §§ 106–111, 115–116, 125.] “The 1992 guidelines provide a limited defense for failing firms and failing divisions of firms.
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reservation
reservation. 1. The creation of a new right or interest (such as an easement), by and for the grantor, in real property being granted to another. Cf. EXCEPTION(3). [Cases: Deeds 141; Easements 14. C.J.S. Deeds §§ 279–282, 284; Easements § 60.] implied reservation. An implied easement that reserves in a landowner an easement across a