A statement in a contract that shows deductible amount.
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DEDUCTIBLE EXPENSES
These are the expenditures of a business that are allowed to be deducted from income taxes.
DEDUCTION
By “deduction” is understood a portion or thing which an heir has a right to take from the mass of the succession before any partition takes place. Civil Code La. […]
DEDUCTION FOR NEW
In marine insurance . An allowance or drawback credited to the insurers on the cost of repairing a vessel for damage arising from the perils of the sea insured against. […]
DEDUCTIVE REASONING
Reasoning from the general to particular elements for laws on an observed occurance. It is one of the three modes of thinking. AKA deduction.
DEDUCTIVE VALUE
An imported item or shipment value customs gets with the price paid for independent buyers in the country it came from for similar goods.
DEE BIEN ESTRE
L. Fr. In old English practice. Of well being; of form. The same as de bene esse . Britt. c. 39.
DEE CREDERE
In mercantile law . A phrase borrowed from the Italians, equivalentto our word “guaranty” or “warranty,” or the Scotch term “warrandice;” an agreementby which a factor, when he sells goods […]
DEEAISSEMENT
In French marine law. Abandonment Emerig. Tr. des Ass. ch. 17.
DEED
A sealed instrument , containing a contract or covenant, delivered by the party to be bound thereby, and accepted by the party to whom the contract or covenant runs.A writing […]
DEED GIVEN TO SECURE A DEBT
A mortgage that lets a borrower transfer ownership to secure a loan. AKA deed for mortgage or mortgage deed.
DEED IN FEE
A deed conveying the title to land in fee simple with the usual covenants. Itudd v. Savelli, 44 Ark. 152; Moody v. Railway Co., 5 Wash. 099, 32 Pac. 751.
DEED IN LIEU OF FORECLOSURE
Transfering ownership from a borrower who is in default to the lender of the mortgage. It is done to prevent expenses with foreclosure .
DEED INDENTED, OR INDENTURE
In conveyancing . A deed executed or purporting to be executed in parts, between two or more parties, and distinguished by having the edge of the paper or parchment on […]
DEED INTER PARTES
the need for transferring property between the owner and the person who will become the owner.
DEED OF ARRANGEMENT
When the debtor and creditor agree to a better plan than bankruptcy. It can be a deed of assignment , deed of composition , deed of inspectorship , or lette […]
DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
1. When the same assets of a debtor are given to a trustee to sell them and pay off debt. 2. giving a part of the sales in a letter […]
DEED OF COMPOSITION
A deed of arrangement when the creditor will settle for less than owed.
DEED OF COVENANT
Covenants are sometimes entered into by a separate deed, for title, or for theindemnity of a purchaser or mortgagee, or for the production of title-deeds. A covenantwith a penalty is […]
DEED OF GIFTS
Voluntarily transfering the title of property without the value being considered.
DEED OF INSPECTORSHIP
A deed of arrangement whre the firm and creditors get a third party to run things in a way that satisfies all involved.
DEED OF PROTEST
A document a drawees bank sends stating that the bill of exchange was not paid. It is sent to collections.
DEED OF RELEASE
One releasing property from the incumbrance of a mortgage or similar pledge upon payment or performance of tlie conditions; more specifically, where a deed of trust to one or more […]
DEED OF SEPARATION
An instrument by which, through tlie medium of some third person acting as trustee,provision is made by a husband for separation from his wife and for her separatemaintenance. Whitney v. […]
DEED OF TRANSFER
A document where ownership of property is sold to a buyer. AKA transfer deed.