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Capture
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Capture
Matched in: Term Capture
Piscicapture
Capture of fishes as by angling
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Captor
One who captures any person or thing as a prisoner or a prize
enthralling
capturing interest as if by a spell as an enthralling book
Prize Court
Court is 'the course of Admiralty and the law of nations,' the questions arising being those relating to captures, prize, and booty (being prize on shore). There is an appeal from this Court to the Privy Council.
Take
Take, has several meanings, such as 'seize, grasp, capture, catch, receive into the body, appropriate, secure, get, receive by payment, assume, choose, adopt, consume, obtain, derive from
Booty of war
Booty of war, property captured in war on land which falls to the forces capturing by grace of the Crown or to the
recapture
recapture -tured -tur·ing 1 : to capture again 2 : to recover or take (as an excess or gain) by law or agreement ;esp :
Constructive total loss
a constructive total loss, Macbeth v. Maritime Insce. Co., 1908 AC 144. As to a total loss by capture, see Andersen v. Marten, 1908 AC 334. See Arnould on Marine Insurance. Constructive total loss, subject to any
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