Bank or other financial institution that has merchant account services for traders. Processing onsite and online credit card and electronic-commerce transactions for a fee and/or the right to collect on […]

Where the appraisement of an invoice of imported goods made by the revenue officers at the custom house is not satisfactory to the importer, persons may be selected (under this […]

Acceptance of bills of exchange, hire purchase or installment buying, international trade financing, long-term loans, and management of investment portfolios are services this type of British financial institution specializes in.

Bulk carriers, coasters, container ships, tankers, passenger liners, and the like., but excluding fishing and research vessels, are all non-military ships listed on a country’s official registry. Also known as […]

the name that is given to employees who work on privately owned ships.

Electronic commerce through services associated with this specifically configured type of dedicated computer.

A credit card and electronic commerce transactions service company that may or may not have merchant accounts as this type of bank, internet service provider , or other firm.

Merchant’s right to detain an individual suspected of stealing the merchant’s property. Rules governing an individual’s detention vary from state to state. A merchant may not search the suspected thief, […]

Fit for sale: vendible in market; of a quality such as will bring the ordinary market price . Riggs v. Armstrong, 23 W. Va. 773; Pacific Coast Elevator Co. v. […]

A ship or vessel employed in foreign or domestic commerce or in the merchant service.

In feudal law. A fine or composition paid by inferior tenants to the lord for liberty to dispose of their daughters in marriage. Cowell. The same as mar- chcta (q. […]

An amerciament, penalty, or fine, (q. v.)

In old writs. Wares. Mcrcimonia et mcrcliandizas, wares and mer- chandises. Reg. Brev. Append. 10.

In old records. The impost of England upon merchandise . Cowell. MERCIS APPELLATIO 774

In old records. The impost of England upon Merchandise. Cowell.

MERcado COmain del SUR. Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay formed this customs union established under the 1991 Treaty Of Asunciean. In 1996, Bolivia and Chile joined it as its associate […]

Elemental heavy metal . Is a liquid at normal temperature . It is also a systemic poison focused on brain, bowels, kidneys, then other body organs. Its maximum allowable concentration […]

In practice . The arbitrament of the king or judge in punishing offeuses not directly censured by law. Jacob. So, “to be in mercy” signifies to be amerced or fined […]

the term that is given to the terminating of a person’s life that will end the pain and suffering .

Sax. A marsh. Spelman.

A person’s psychological tendency to prefer a previously encountered option versus a totally unfamiliar option never encountered, regardless how brief the 1st option’s prior exposure was. In marketing, the Mere […]

The free and voluntary act of a party himself, done without the suggestion or influence of another person, is said to be done of his mere motion , ex mcro […]

The mere right of property in land; the jus proprietatis , without either possession or even the right of possession . 2 Bl. Comm. 197. The abstract right of property.

In old English law . A stone for bounding or dividing lands. Yearb. P. 18 Hen. VI. 5.

In old records. Timber. Cowell.