destination du père de famille (des-tee-nah-syawn doo pair d[schwa] fa-mee). [French “destination of the father of the family”] 1. Civil law. The legal standing of the owner of two estates that would be subject to a servitude if they were not owned by the same person. • When the two estates cease to be owned […]
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Digital Millennium Copyright Act. A 1998 federal law harmonizing United States copyright protection with international law, limiting copyright liability for Internet service providers, and expanding software owners’ ability to copy programs. • Among many other provisions, the statute extends copyright protection to computer programs, movies, and other audiovisual works worldwide; attempts to regulate cyberspace; forbids
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Miller v. Shugart agreement. A settlement in which an insured consents to a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, on the condition that the plaintiff will satisfy the judgment only out of proceeds from the insured’s policy, and will not seek recovery against the insured personally. • Although the phrase takes its name from a
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destination du pere de famille 〈法〉所有人为其一部分财产而在另一部分财产上设定的用益权 历史用语，相当于在该财产上设定永久而明显的地役权。该法文的原意为「以家父为目的」。
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Miller Act. A federal law requiring the posting of performance and payment bonds before an award is made for a contract for construction, alteration, or repair of a public work or building. 40 USCA §§ 270a–270d-1. [Cases: United States 67. C.J.S. United States § 139.]