tenantable premises
tenantable premises 可居住的房产；适于出租的房产
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high constable
high constable 高级治安官 指百户区〔hundred〕治安官，由其统辖的特许或百户区刑事法庭〔court leets of the franchise or hundred〕任命。该职位为1869年《高级治安官法》〔High Constables Act〕所废止。 (→constable)
ratable
ratable (ray-t[schwa]-b[schwa]l), adj. 1. Proportionate (ratable distribution). 2. Capable of being estimated, appraised, or apportioned ( because hundreds of angry fans ran onto the field at the same time, blame for the goalpost’s destruction is not ratable). 3. Taxable (the government assessed the widow’s ratable estate). See PRO RATA.
charitable corporation
A nonprofit corporation that is dedicated to benevolent purposes and thus entitled to special tax status under the Internal Revenue Code. — Also termed eleemosynary corporation. See CHARIT-ABLE ORGANIZATION. [Cases: Internal Revenue 4045–4069. C.J.S. Internal Revenue §§ 327, 462–474.]
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stabilization of price
stabilization of price 〈美〉稳定价格 联邦政府旨在稳定某些农产品价格的各种措施，尤其是指联邦政府为减少某些农产品的生产所占用的土地而给农民以补偿。
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charitable
charitable, adj. 1. Dedicated to a general public purpose, usu. for the benefit of needy people who cannot pay for benefits received (charitable contribution). [Cases: Charities 1–50; Taxation 241. 1. C.J.S. Charities §§ 2–70; Taxation§§ 323–338.] 2. Involved in or otherwise relating to charity (charitable foundation).
equitable right
A right cognizable within a court of equity. • If a legal right and an equitable right conflict, the legal right ordinarily prevails over and destroys the equitable right even if the legal right arose after the equitable right. With the merger of law and equity in federal and most state courts, the procedural differences
equitable title
A title that indicates a beneficial interest in property and that gives the holder the right to acquire formal legal title. • Before the Statute of Uses (1536), an equitable title was enforceable only in a court of chancery, not of law. Cf. legal title. [Cases: Vendor and Purchaser 54. C.J.S. Vendor and Purchaser §§