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31pecuniary resource — index bank Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
32pecuniary resources — index assets, capital, cash, possessions, property (possessions) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
33Pecuniary externality — A pecuniary externality is an externality which operates through prices rather than through real resource effects. For example, an influx of city dwellers buying second homes in a rural area can drive up house prices, making it difficult for… …
34pecuniary damages — See pecuniary injury; pecuniary loss …
35pecuniary interest of judge — Such an interest in the event or subject matter of the suit that the judge will be directly affected by realizing a pecuniary gain or suffering a pecuniary loss. Anno: 10 ALR2d 1320 …
36pecuniary loss — A loss of money or of something by which money or something of money value may be acquired. Dow v Legg, 120 Neb 271, 231 NW 747, 74 ALR 5; Green v Hudson River Railroad Co. (NY) 32 Barb 25, 33. As this term is used in death statutes allowing the… …
37pecuniary profit — Financial gain. A corporation which is operated for pecuniary profit is one which is operated for the pecuniary profit of its stockholders or members. Santa Clara Female Academy v Sullivan, 116 Ill 375, 387 …
38pecuniary gland — n. Whimsical monetary gland said to be a part of the mental anatomy of lawyers, doctors, and other professionals who bill for their time. Example Citation: Lawyers who are not familiar with mediation feel threatened in something we refer to as… …
39pecuniary resources — See pecuniary condition …
40pecuniary — adjective Etymology: Latin pecuniarius, from pecunia money more at fee Date: 1502 1. consisting of or measured in money 2. of or relating to money • pecuniarily adverb …
