Lloyd’s of London. Insurance. 1. A London insurance mart where individual underwriters gather to quote rates and write insurance on a wide variety of risks. 2. A voluntary association of merchants, shipowners, underwriters, and brokers formed not to write policies but instead to issue a notice of an endeavor to members who may individually underwrite […]
American Bar Association. A voluntary national organization of lawyers organized in 1878. • Among other things, it participates in law reform, law-school accreditation, and continuing legal education in an effort to im-prove legal services and the administration of justice. — Abbr. ABA. [Cases: Attorney and Client 31. C.J.S. Attorney and Client §§ 8–9.]
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Insurance. 1. A London insurance mart where individual underwriters gather to quote rates and write insurance on a wide variety of risks. 2. A voluntary association of merchants, shipowners, underwriters, and brokers formed not to write policies but instead to issue a notice of an endeavor to members who may individually underwrite a policy by
entry, n. 1. The act, right, or privilege of entering real property (they were given entry into the stadium). forcible entry. See FORCIBLE ENTRY. lawful entry. 1. The entry onto real property by a person not in possession, under a claim or color of right, and without force or fraud. 2. The entry of premises
compulsory sale or purchase 强制出售或购买 指因国家征用而产生的财产所有权的转移，或法院针对不纳税等行为而强制出售行为人的财产。 (→eminent domain; involuntary alienation)
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Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts. A program that allows a lawyer or law firm to deposit a client’s retained funds into an interest-bearing account that designates the interest payments to charitable, law-related purposes, such as providing legal aid to the poor. • Almost all states have either a voluntary or mandatory IOLTA program. — Abbr.
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