Commerce - Law Dictionary Search Results

Bay salt

the heat of the sun the large crystalline salt of commerce

Belonging to exchanges in commerce of exchange

navigable rivers, or from some act or contract concerning the commerce and navigation thereof. Source: FindLaw

Keep your definitions linked to case research

and when ground form the red or Cayenne pepper of commerce

Chondrus crispus which when bleached is the Irish moss of commerce

centralization of power in the general government the centralization of commerce in a city

The science of the useful arts esp agriculture manufactures and commerce

medica The thick rind when candied is the citron of commerce The fruit was once called the lime

in the interior It now belongs to the Department of Commerce and Labor

before leaving the larval state From these the silk of commerce is prepared

Try the research workspace — 7 days free