Hypothecation - Law Dictionary Search Results
Invecta et illata
Invecta et illata. The subjects covered by the land-lord's hypothec (q.v.) includes the ordinary equip-ment of the premises-furniture, stock in trade, etc. It does not include money, bonds,
Lien
and a shipmaster's lien for freight. The Civil Law derived its own lines, whether they were pledges or hypothecations, or simple privileges, from similar sources. The following is an analysis of the mode in which the law
Respondentia
with the owners is impossible in the circumstances. The shipowner must indemnify the owner of the cargo thus hypothecated. (to answer). A loan secured by cargo on one's ship rather than the ship itself, Black's Law Dictionary,
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Revendication
after the purchase; and, by the general maritime law, acknowledged in most, if not in all, commercial countries, hypothecations and liens are recognised to exist for seamen's wages and for repairs of foreign ships, and for salvage,
Sale of Goods Act, 1893
person to bid'; savings for bankruptcy rules, common law rules, bills of sale, mortgages, and landlord's right of hypothec in Scotland are contained, and twenty-three definitions are given. Definitions.--These are provided by s. 62. The most important
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