wrongful delivery
wrongful delivery 不当交付 附条件交付契据〔escrow〕的保管人未经授权即交付此种契据的行为。 (→escrow; escrow holder)
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depositary
depositary. 1. A person or institution that one leaves money or valuables with for safekeeping (a title-insurance officer is the depositary of the funds). • When a depositary is a company, it is often termed a safe-deposit company. Cf. DEPOSITORY. [Cases: Deposits and Escrows 13. C.J.S. Depositaries §§ 15–17; Escrows§§ 8–10.] 2. A gratuitous bailee.
earnest money
A deposit paid (often in escrow) by a prospective buyer (esp. of real estate) to show a good-faith intention to complete the transaction, and ordinarily forfeited if the buyer defaults. • Although earnest money has traditionally been a nominal sum (such as a nickel or a dollar) used in the sale of goods, it is
impound account
An account of accumulated funds held by a lender for payment of taxes, insurance, or other periodic debts against real property. — Also termed escrow; escrow account; reserve account. See ESCROW(2).
son of sam law
Son-of-Sam law. A state statute that prohibits a convicted criminal from profiting by selling his or her story rights to a publisher or filmmaker. • State law usu. authorizes prosecutors to seize royalties from a convicted criminal and to place the money in an escrow account for the crime victim’s benefit. This type of law
closing statement
closing statement. 1. CLOSING ARGUMENT. 2. A written breakdown of the costs involved in a particular real-estate transaction, usu. prepared by a lender or an escrow agent. — Also termed settlement sheet; settlement statement.
代管
代管 英语：escrow (noun) 法语：séquestre 德语：treuhänderische Hinterlegung 意大利语：deposito in garanzia 西班牙语：entrega condicional o sometida a retención fiduciaria