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Emigrant runner
of broker or owner or master of a ship, or any lodging-house keeper, or money changer, or other dealer for any purpose connected with the preparations or arrangements for a passage [(English) Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, s.
Cambist
Cambist [fr. Cambium, Lat.], a person skilled in cambistry or exchanges; a trader or dealer in promissory notes and bills of exchange. Technical among merchants and bankers
Badger
Badger, means any number of the species Meles meles, Halsbury's Laws of England, Vol. 2, 4th Edn., Para 352, p. 163. Badger [fr. baggage, Fr., a bundle, or fr. bladier, Fr., a corn-dealer, Wedgw.], a person...
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Dealership agreement
Dealership agreement, agreement whether is a dealership agreement or agency agreement, determination. Agreement was on principal to principal basis
Additional sales tax
The additional sales tax is a tax upon sales of goods and not upon the income of a dealer, S. Kodar v. State of Kerala AIR 1974 SC 2272 (2275): (1975) 1 SCR 121.
Punter
One who punts specifically one who plays against the banker or dealer as in baccara and faro
Oilery
The business the place of business or the goods of a maker of or dealer in oils
Needler
One who makes or uses needles also a dealer in needles
Monger
A trader a dealer now used chiefly in composition as fishmonger ironmonger newsmonger
Lotto
drawn from the wheel takes the stakes after a certain percentage of them has been deducted for the dealer In some systems lesser prizes are awarded for having some but not all of the numbers selected such
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