half sister
half sister 半血缘姊妹 指同父异母姊妹或同母异父姊妹。
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brother-sister corporation
brother-sister corporation 兄妹公司 指由相同或实质上相同的股东所有的多个公司之一，亦称作「sister corporation」。
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Deceased Wife’s Sister Bill
Deceased Wife’s Sister Bill 〈英〉《亡妻姊妹禁婚法案》 该法案禁止鳏夫与其亡妻之姊妹通婚。
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sistership exclusion
sistership exclusion 同类型产品除外责任 在责任保险的除外责任中规定，保险人对于被保险人因未能回收有缺陷的产品而引起的后续索赔不负赔偿责任，保险人对于有缺陷产品从市场回收的成本，不负赔偿责任。
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matertera major
matertera major (m[schwa]-t[schwa]r-t[schwa]r-[schwa] may-j[schwa]r). [Latin] Roman law. A great-great-aunt; the sister of one’s great-grandmother.
collateral heir
One who is neither a direct descendant nor an ancestor of the decedent, but whose kinship is through a collateral line, such as a brother, sister, uncle, aunt, nephew, niece, or cousin. Cf. lineal heir. [Cases: Descent and Distribution 32, 37. C.J.S. Descent and Distribution §§ 40–41, 44–49.]
gifting club
gifting club. A type of pyramid scheme or Ponzi scheme in which recruits make “gifts” of money to other club members with the expectation that future recruits will make “gifts” to the present recruits. • Many gifting clubs limit membership to women. Club leaders usu. try to evade income-tax laws by claiming that the money
brother in law
brother-in-law. The brother of one’s spouse or the husband of one’s sister. • The husband of one’s spouse’s sister is also sometimes considered a brother-in-law. Pl. brothers-in-law.
collateral affinity
The relationship of a spouse’s relatives to the other spouse’s relatives. • An example is a wife’s brother and her husband’s sister. [Cases: Marriage 10. C.J.S. Marriage § 17.]
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german
german (j[schwa]r-m[schwa]n), adj. Having the same parents or grandparents; closely related. brother-german. See BROTHER. cousin-german. See COUSIN. sister-german. See SISTER.