An order in the nature of an injunction . See ORDER.

Restrictions or limitations imposed upon the exercise of a power by the donor thereof.

A statute which restrains the common law, where it is too lax and luxuriant. 1 Bl. Comm. 87. Statutes restraining the powers of corpora tions in regard to leases have […]

Confinement , abridgment, or limitation . Prohibition of action; holding or pressing back from action. Hindrance, confinement, or restriction of liberty. “What, then, according to a common unaer- standing, is […]

1. A contract that is legal between buyer and seller, employee and employer preventing the seller or employee from having a similar business within the geographical area during a set […]

The act of having a limitation or constraint.

An account where the asset or margin has fallen lower than its minimum requirements . See Margin; Remargining

An asset that is being held by a party that can’t legally be sold or spent inless an agreed to situation occurs.

The invitation to bid that is only sent to selected parties through a pre-qualifying process.

Funds that are not resdily available used to cushion against loss or for emergencies.

A document marked that only allows a select grouip of people to see it.

A fare that has been discounted for some reason during set times and with specific conditions met.

A donation or grant that has to be used in a certain way for a set purpose.

A letter of credit that is sent to the bank that has been chosen by the bank that has issued the credit.

Being unable to convert an asset without it costing any money.

A sum of retained or restricted surplus placed in an account that can only be used to pay in the event that the investor has arrears from a breach of […]

A security showing a set of restrictions making them less valuable in an open market .

A sum of money set aside to fund compensation awarded to a companies employees when certain conditions have been met and they become vested or maintain an expected quota.

it, upon tlie reversal or setting aside of the judgment or order of court under which it was taken from him. Haebler v. Myers, 132 N. Y. 3G3, 30 N. […]

Any limitations that cannot be exceeded and rules that can’t be broken unless in the case of an emergency.

The abuse of a dominant position in the market to stop competition from entering. Also known as Restrictive trade practices.

a written agreement that limits the use of property for specific purposes and regulates the structures that may be built on it.

An endorsement that limits firther negotiation of an instrument that is negotiable .

An indorsement may be so worded as to restrict the further negotiability of the instrument , and it is then called a ” restrictive indorsement .” Thus, “Pay the contents […]

a narrow and precise construction of the meaning of a law or legal document. It is the opposite of a literal interpretation . See liberal construction , literal construction .