incident of ownership
incident of ownership 所有权的附属权利 人寿保险单中规定由被保险人享有或控制的一项权利。此权利的保有将导致保险金在被保险人死亡时计入遗产总额，并被征收遗产税。
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Lex Ripuaria
Lex Ripuaria 〈拉〉《里普利安法典》 这是里普利安法兰克人〔Ripuarian Franks〕的法典，编纂于公元6世纪左右。它包括两部分，第一部分由前31章和第65-79章组成，属里普利安人自身独创；第二部分则主要从《萨利克法典》〔Salic Code〕借鉴而来，包括第32-64章。7-9世纪时，在起初文本基础上又增加了一些皇室立法的内容。
change of ownership clause
change-of-ownership clause. Oil & gas. A provision in an oil-and-gas lease specifying what notice must be given to a lessee about a change in the leased land’s ownership before the lessee is obliged to recognize the new owner. — Also termed assignment clause.
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logical relationship standard
Civil procedure. A test applied to determine whether a defendant’s counterclaim is compulsory, by examining whether both claims are based on the same operative facts or whether those facts activate additional rights, otherwise dormant, for the defendant. • One of the most important factors considered is whether hearing the claims together would promote judicial economy
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nonparticipating
nonparticipating, adj. Of or relating to not taking part in something; specif., not sharing or having the right to share in profits or surpluses. — Often shortened to nonpar.
market participant doctrine
market-participant doctrine. The principle that, under the Commerce Clause, a state does not discriminate against interstate commerce by acting as a buyer or seller in the market, by operating a proprietary enterprise, or by subsidizing private business. • Under the Dormant Commerce Clause principle, the Commerce Clause — art. I, § 8, cl. 3 of
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multiplicity
multiplicity n. (1)多样性；重复性 在衡平法上，若某一诉状将单一诉因进行不当分割从而形成诉讼标的重复，则可对之提出异议。因为衡平法反对不合理的诉讼，故其不允许将作为整体的诉讼标的分成若干部分提起诉讼。英国1873年《司法组织法》〔Judicature Act〕第24 (7)条和1925年《司法组织法》第43条均有规定。 (2)增加；增长
accipe ecclesiam
accipe ecclesiam (ak-si-pee e-klee-z[h]ee-[schwa]m). [Law Latin] Hist. Eccles. law. Receive this church or living. • The phrase was used by Patrons in presenting an incumbent to a vacant parish. Trado tibi ecclesiam (“I deliver this church [or living] to you”) was also used. Cf. TRADO TIBI ECCLESIAM.