ordinary skill
ordinary skill. 1. SKILL. 2. ORDINARY SKILL IN THE ART.
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bill of revivor and supplement
bill of revivor and supplement 诉讼恢复及补充诉状 它是诉讼恢复诉状和补充诉状〔supplemental bill〕的混合，不仅可恢复对由于原告死亡等原因而中止诉讼的案件重新审理，而且可对因后来所发生的事件而致初始诉状〔original bill〕中存在的缺陷作补充，从而使得当事人可依其全部案件事实获得救济。
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unclean bill of lading
A bill of lading that shows on its face that the goods were damaged or that there was a shortage of goods at the time of shipment. — Also termed claused bill of lading; foul bill of lading. Cf. clean bill of lading.
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village
village. 1. Traditionally, a modest assemblage of houses and buildings for dwellings and businesses. 2. In some states, a municipal corporation with a smaller population than a city. — Also termed (in sense 2) town; borough. [Cases: Municipal Corporations 1. 1. C.J.S. Municipal Corporations §§ 2–7.]
villenous judgment
villenous judgment (vil-[schwa]-n[schwa]s). Hist. A judgment that deprived a person of his libera lex, as a result of which he was discredited and disabled as a juror and witness, forfeited his goods and chattels and land, had his houses razed and trees uprooted, and went to prison. — Also spelled villainous judgment.
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bill to enforce a decree
bill to enforce a decree. See bill to carry a decree into execution under BILL (2).
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duplicate bill of lading
duplicate bill of lading 副本提单 为给发货人〔consignor〕或收货人〔consignee〕提供便利和信息而另行复制的一份提单。按制定法的规定，该副本上应有「副本」字样或类似文字以示该文件并非正本。
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sub sigillo
sub sigillo (s[schwa]b si-jil-oh). [Latin “under the seal (of confession)”] Hist. In the strictest confidence.
villein service
villein service. Hist. A base service that a villein performed, such as working on the lord’s land on certain days of the week (usu. two to four). • These services were not considered suitable to a man of free and honorable rank. — Also termed villein servitium. See WEEK-WORK.
vill
vill (vil). Hist. 1. A part into which a hundred or wapentake was divided. 2. A town or village.