Miller-Tydings Act
Miller-Tydings Act 〈美〉《米勒-泰丁法》 1937年联邦制定法，系《谢尔曼反托拉斯法》〔Sherman Anti-Trust Act〕的修正，它规定商品零售统一最低价格协议不应被视为非法，只要此类协议是合法订立的。该法于1975年被《消费商品定价法》〔Consumer Goods Pricing Act〕取代。
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mill privilege
mill privilege. The right of a mill-site owner to construct a mill and to use power from the stream to operate the mill, with due regard to the rights of other owners along the stream’s path. [Cases: Manufactures 2.]
mill site
mill site. 1. A small tract of land on or contiguous to a watercourse, suitable for the erection and operation of a mill. [Cases: Manufactures 2.] 2. Mining law. A small parcel of nonmineral public land (not exceeding five acres) claimed and occupied by an owner of a mining claim because the extra space is
mill rate
mill rate. A tax applied to real property whereby each mill represents $1 of tax assessment per $1,000 of the property’s assessed value (the mill rate for taxes in this county is 10 mills, so for a home valued at $100,000, the owner will pay $1,000 in property taxes). — Also termed millage rate. [Cases:
mill site
mill site 〈美〉磨坊址 指河中或河边适宜建造磨坊以利用河水动力的地块。依照采矿法，尤指采矿权人可主张权利的公有地地块，面积不超过5英亩，不包括采矿地，不邻近矿脉，使用目的为碾磨或其他直接与采矿有关的目的；也指设置磨坊和实际用于碾磨目的，但又非现采矿权人拥有或与任何采矿权人有关的小块地。
mill power
mill power. A unit of water power used in defining quantities and weights of water available to a lessee. [Cases: Waters and Water Courses 285. C.J.S. Waters § 930.]
milling in transit
milling in transit. An arrangement in which a shipment is temporarily detained at an intermediate point, usu. for the application of some manufacturing process, with or without an increase of a freight charge by the carrier. [Cases: Carriers 12(2).]
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Miller trust
An irrevocable trust funded with the income of an incompetent beneficiary who seeks to qualify for Medicaid in a state with an income cap. • Funding is strictly limited to the beneficiary’s income (from any source). The assets in the trust are not included in the beneficiary’s estate for Medicaid purposes if the trust assets
mill
mill. 1. A machine that grinds corn, grain, or other substances, esp. using a wheel and circular motion. • The substance ground in a mill is sometimes called grist, esp. when it is a grain. Courts sometimes refer to the grinding process as a metaphor for the judicial process (suits to collect on promissory notes