Earmark - Law Dictionary Search Results
Earmark
Earmark, a mark for identification. Money has no earmark, but it
earmarking doctrine
earmarking doctrine [probably so called because the loan has been earmarked,
Earmark
A mark on the ear of sheep oxen dogs etc as by cropping or slitting
Lugmark
into the ear of an animal to identify it an earmark
Agricultural land
forest lands had been, in some way set apart or earmarked for or linked up with an agricultural purpose, by their
Forest land
show that forest land had been cleared and prepared or earmarked for agricultural purposes, it must be treated as prima facie
Insurance
Road Traffic Act,1930, s. 42] is, upon a winding-up, not earmarked for risks but available for the general creditors of the
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