HYPOTHECATION hypothecation (hI-poth-[schwa]-kay-sh[schwa]n), n. The pledging of something as security without delivery of title or possession. [Cases: Pledges 1¨C21; Secured Transactions 1. C.J.S. Pledges ¡ì¡ì 2¨C21, 27; Secured Transactions¡ì¡ì 3, 7¨C9, 23, 37.] ¡ª hypothecator (hI-poth-[schwa]-kay-t[schwa]r), n. general hypothecation. 1. A debtor’s pledge to allow all the property named in the security instrument to serve […]
WITEPENNY witepenny. Hist. In early English law, money paid in satisfaction of a wite. What is the legal translation of WITEPENNY in Chinese?
SUBJACENT subjacent (s[schwa]b-jay-s[schwa]nt), adj. Located underneath or below (the land’s subjacent support). How do Chinese legal professionals usually express the term SUBJACENT?
SOROR soror (sor-or), n. [Latin] Roman law. A sister. How do Chinese legal professionals usually express the term SOROR?
BANALITY banality (b[schwa]-nal-i-tee), n. Hist. Fr. Can. law. A lord’s right to make his vassals use his own winepress, oven, mill, etc. What is the preferred translation of the term BANALITY by Chinese lawyers?