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LEHMAN FORMULA
Lehman Brothers ‘ investment bankers’ compensation formula. Developed by the securities trading firm. Originally, fee or brokerage computation : (1) Transaction sum’s 1st million times 5 percent; (2) 2nd million […]
LEIDGRAVE
An officer under the Saxon government, who had jurisdiction over a lath. Enc. Lond. See LATH.
LEIPA
In old English law . A fugitive or runaway.
LEMON LAW
Law passed to prevent consumers from being stuck with non-performing, unwanted products.
LEND
To part with a thing of value to another for a time fixed or indefinite, yet to have some time In ending, to be used or enjoyed by that other, […]
LEND-LEASE
For a common cause or in mutual benefit, friendly parties exchange or transfer of goods and services to each other.
LENDER
He from whom a thing is borrowed. The bailor of an article loaned.
LENDER LIABILITY
US legal direction holding lenders, especially banks and mortgage companies, liable for a borrower’s inability to repay due to the lender’s actions. Liability is for (1) bad faith loans, (2) […]
LENDER OF LAST RESORT
National central bank authorized and resourced to be the ultimate credit source. Intended to stabilize the national or regional economy. It extends loans to solvent, illiquid depository institutions to maintain […]
LENDING INSTITUTION
It may or may not also be a depository institution . A bank, credit union , or finance company that makes loans.
LENDING POLICY
Philosophy, standards, and guidelines of a lending institution ‘s lending approach. Its employees must comply with this approach in granting or refusing a loan request. Must have basis in the […]
LENGTH AND GIRTH
Airline industry dimensioning method to compute the largest permissible shipment’s size. Formula: Length as the largest measurement plus (2 times the Width) plus (2 times Height).
LENGTH OF SERVICE
how long a person has worked at a company or has belonged to an organization . Longevity in a position; duration of service or employment.
LENGTH OF STAY
Stay in a hospital or similar medical facility as a total length of days.
LENIENCY CLAUSE
Statement in promissory notes curbing default recovery, by lender agreement, if default occurs for reasons beyond the borrower’s control, for a stated period of time.
LENIENCY ERROR
A manager or interviewer rates an employee or the candidate too positively, causing a performance appraisal or interview bias. Contrast with strictness error.
LENT
In ecclesiastical law . The quadragesimal fast; a time of abstinence; the time from Ash-Wednesday to Easter.
LEOD
People; a people; a nation. Spelman
LEODES
In old European law. A vassal, or liege man; service; a were or were- gild. Spelman.
LEOHT-GESCEOT
A tax for supplying the church with lights. Anc. Inst. Eng
LEONINA SOCIETAS
Lat. An attempted partnership , in which one party was to bear all the losses, and have no share in the profits. This was a void partnership in Roman law; […]
LEONINE CLAUSE
A party is excused from sharing liabilities arising out of the agreement as a stated provision in said agreement.
LEPORARIUS
A greyhound. Cowell.
LEPORIUM
A place where hares are kept Mon. Angl. t. 2, p. 1035.