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Definition of charte
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Charte
(n.) The
constitution,
or
fundamental
law, of the
French
monarchy,
as
established
on the
restoration
of Louis
XVIII.,
in
1814..
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Demurrage
::
Demurrage
(n.) The
detention
of a
vessel
by the
freighter
beyond
the time
allowed
in her
charter
party for
loading,
unloading,
or
sailing..
Chartered
::
Chartered
(a.)
Granted
or
established
by
charter;
having,
or
existing
under,
a
charter;
having
a
privilege
by
charter..
Recharter
::
Recharter
(n.) A
second
charter;
a
renewal
of a
charter.
Charterist
::
Charterist
(n.) Same as
Chartist.
Date
::
Date (v. t.) To note the time of
writing
or
executing;
to
express
in an
instrument
the time of its
execution;
as, to date a
letter,
a bond, a deed, or a
charter..
Hide
::
Hide (n.) A
measure
of land,
common
in
Domesday
Book and old
English
charters,
the
quantity
of which is not well
ascertained,
but has been
differently
estimated
at 80, 100, and 120
acres..
Law
::
Law (n.) An
organic
rule, as a
constitution
or
charter,
establishing
and
defining
the
conditions
of the
existence
of a state or other
organized
community..
Charter
::
Charter
(v. t.) To hire or let by
charter,
as a ship. See
Charter
party,
under
Charter,
n..
Prisage
::
Prisage
(n.) A right
belonging
to the crown of
England,
of
taking
two tuns of wine from every ship
importing
twenty
tuns or more, -- one
before
and one
behind
the mast. By
charter
of
Edward
I.
butlerage
was
substituted
for
this..
Charterhouse
::
Charterhouse
(n.) A well known
public
school
and
charitable
foundation
in the
building
once used as a
Carthusian
monastery
(Chartreuse)
in
London.
Bockland
::
Bockland
(n.)
Charter
land held by deed under
certain
rents and free
services,
which
differed
in
nothing
from free
socage
lands.
This
species
of
tenure
has given rise to the
modern
freeholds..
Vacate
::
Vacate
(v. t.) To
annul;
to make void; to
deprive
of
force;
to make of no
authority
or
validity;
as, to
vacate
a
commission
or a
charter;
to
vacate
proceedings
in a
cause..
Charter
::
Charter
(n.) An act of a
legislative
body
creating
a
municipal
or other
corporation
and
defining
its
powers
and
privileges.
Also, an
instrument
in
writing
from the
constituted
authorities
of an order or
society
(as the
Freemasons),
creating
a lodge and
defining
its
powers..
Charta
::
Charta
(n.) A
charter
or deed; a
writing
by which a grant is made. See Magna
Charta.
Charter
::
Charter
(v. t.) To
establish
by
charter.
Pancarte
::
Pancarte
(n.) A royal
charter
confirming
to a
subject
all his
possessions.
Affreighter
::
Affreighter
(n.) One who hires or
charters
a ship to
convey
goods.
Chartering
::
Chartering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Charte.
Monopoly
::
Monopoly
(n.) The
exclusive
power,
or
privilege
of
selling
a
commodity;
the
exclusive
power,
right,
or
privilege
of
dealing
in some
article,
or of
trading
in some
market;
sole
command
of the
traffic
in
anything,
however
obtained;
as, the
proprietor
of a
patented
article
is given a
monopoly
of its sale for a
limited
time;
chartered
trading
companies
have
sometimes
had a
monopoly
of trade with
remote
regions;
a
combination
of
traders
may get a
monopoly
of a
particular
product..
Bonus
::
Bonus (n.) A
premium
given for a loan, or for a
charter
or other
privilege
granted
to a
company;
as the bank paid a bonus for its
charter..
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