regulation d
Regulation D. An SEC regulation that exempts certain stock offerings (such as those offered by private sale) from registration under the Securities Act of 1933. [Cases: Securities Regulation 18.11. C.J.S. Securities Regulation § 64.]
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novalia
novalia (noh-vay-lee-[schwa]). [Law Latin “new lands” or “newly tilled land”] Scots law. Land newly cultivated. • Exemptions from paying teinds, or tithes, were sometimes granted for novalia.
scrivener’s exception
scrivener’s exception. An exemption from the attorney–client privilege whereby the privilege does not attach if the attorney is retained solely to perform a ministerial task for the client, such as preparing a statutory-form deed. [Cases: Witnesses 200. C.J.S. Witnesses §§ 322–324.]
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congressional immunity
Either of two special immunities given to members of Congress: (1) the exemption from arrest while attending a session of the body to which the member belongs, excluding an arrest for treason, breach of the peace, or a felony, or (2) the exemption from arrest or questioning for any speech or debate entered into during
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commutation of taxes
commutation of taxes. A tax exemption resulting from a taxpayer’s paying either a lump sum or a specific sum in lieu of an ad valorem tax. [Cases: Taxation 200. C.J.S. Taxation § 273.]
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diplomatic immunity
The general exemption of diplomatic ministers from the operation of local law, the exception being that a minister who is plotting against the security of the host nation may be arrested and sent out of the country. • A minister’s family shares in diplomatic immunity to a great, though ill-defined, degree. [Cases: Ambassadors and Consuls
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north american free trade agreement
North American Free Trade Agreement. A 1994 agreement between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, designed to phase out all tariffs and eliminate many nontariff barriers (such as quotas) inhibiting the free trade of goods between the participating nations. • Among other provisions, it set minimum standards for intellectual-property protection afforded other members’ citizens. Negotiated
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jus immunitatis
jus immunitatis (j[schwa]s i-myoo-n[schwa]-tay-tis), n. [Latin “law of immunity”] Civil law. Exemption from the burden of public office.
abbey land
abbey land. (usu pl.) Hist. Real property held by an abbey in mortmain and therefore exempt from tithes. See MORTMAIN.
免税
免税 英语：tax exemption 法语：exonération fiscale 德语：Steuerbefreiung 意大利语：esenzione dall’imposta 西班牙语：exención fiscal