Commerce with individuals belonging to such tribes, in the nature of buying, selling, and exchanging commodities , without reference to the locality where carried on, though it be within the […]

War contracts. Compacts entered into by belligerent nations to secure a temporary and limited peace. 1 Kent, Comm. 159. Contracts between nations at war, or their subjects.

Relating to or connected with trade and traffic or commerce in general. U. S. v. Breed, 24 Fed. Cas. 1222; Earnshaw v. Cadwalader, 145 U. S. 258, 12 Sup. Ct. […]

An account a business uses. It can be a checking account for example. The Federal government does not allow interest on these accounts.

The land area of 82.6% of an acre. The real estate institution measures an acres as 36000 ftsq, 4000ydsq, 3342.8msq, or 0.334 hectares. This is the unit of an acre […]

The same as a ” mercantile ” agency. In re United States Mercantile Reporting, etc.. Co., 52 Hun. 011. 4 N. Y. Supp. 910. See MERCANTILE.

An officer in the consular service of the United States , of rank inferior to a consul. Also used as equivalent to ” Commercial broker ,” see infra

Any agent that gets business from customers for any interested principals. It usually costs a percentage of the payment in the form of commission. The agents are protected under federal […]

When a business gets a loan. They are created to help with working capital or expansion. It is short term and must have collateral.

A staff member of an embassy that handles business trade matters. They promote export of food and raw materials.

A financial institution that is privately owned that takes on demand and time deposits, makes loans, and provides additional services . They also collect documents, bank internationally, and do trade […]

Coverage for employees the employer must provide. Any loss is covered no matter how many were involved in the loss.

A break from a program on TV or radio to show or play a commercial.

One who negotiates the sale of merchandise without having the possession or control of it, being distinguished in the latter particular from a commission merchant. Adkins v. Richmond. 98 Ya. […]

Anything made up of more than 50% floor. It is leased as a commercial space.

Business laws that apply to the making of financial contracts. It is a Uniform Commercial Code that the U.S. uses commonly. It has 9 articles that deal with a different […]

One engaged in commerce in the broadest sense of that term; hence including a railroad company. Sweatt v. Railroad Co., 23 Fed. Cas. 530

Making or selling goods directly or indirectly that are said to be from a good brand but are not. They look the same but are just slightly different. This is […]

Insurance that covers an organization or manufacturing or service. It covers debtors defaulting.

Insurance that covers loss in the event of the 18 different situations: The A form is for employee related loss, the B for is for forgery, the C for is […]

A record of a transaction like an order, invoice, shipping document, or certificate .

Commercial insurance . See IN- SUHANCE.

When a bank demands payment for a third party . If it is not honored it will harm the credit of all parties involved.

All encompassing expression for asset based lending.

A bank that takes time deposits. They also make asset based loans and lease property.