Gain - Law Dictionary Search Results

attributed to the other word. No doubt in a commercial sense, the purpose of these activities is to gain goodwill and a market but the mode of achieving this object cannot be confined to the limited meaning

Sight

The act of seeing perception of objects by the eye view as to gain sight of land

Sake

sake for mans sake for mercys sake and the like as to commit crime for the sake of gain to go abroad for the sake of ones health

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Purchase

To pursue and obtain to acquire by seeking to gain obtain or acquire

Commercium jure gentium commune esse debet, et non in monopolium et privatum paucorum qu'stum convertendum

181.-(Commerce by the law of nations ought to be common, and not converted to monopoly and the private gain of a few.)

Prosecution

The act or process of prosecuting or of endeavoring to gain or accomplish something pursuit by efforts of body or mind as the prosecution of a scheme plan design

Mercury

A Latin god of commerce and gain treated by the poets as identical with the Greek Hermes messenger of the gods conductor of souls to

Forereach

To advance or gain upon said of a vessel that gains upon another when sailing closehauled

Profitable

Yielding or bringing profit or gain gainful lucrative useful helpful advantageous beneficial as a profitable trade profitable business a profitable study or profession

Fop

One whose ambition it is to gain admiration by showy dress a coxcomb an inferior dandy

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