Court of Audience. Hist. Eccles. law. A court in which the Archbishop of York or Canterbury exercised personal jurisdiction. • This court was abolished in 1963. “Just as the bishop did not deprive himself of all jurisdiction by delegation to an official or commissary, so the archbishop did not originally deprive himself of all jurisdiction […]
unit rule. 1. Securities. A method of valuing securities by multiplying the total number of shares held by the sale price of one share sold on a licensed stock exchange, ignoring all other facts about value. 2. Parliamentary law. A convention’s rule that lets a delegation’s majority cast the entire delegation’s votes. Cf. instructed delegate
relegation, n. 1. Banishment or exile, esp. a temporary one. 2. Assignment or delegation. — relegate, vb.
授权 英语：delegation (of authority) 法语：délégation (de pouvoirs) 德语：Delegierung 意大利语：delega di autorità (di potere) 西班牙语：delegación de poder