Z TABLE
an early mortality table which showed the actual mortality experienced by those insured by major insurers between 1925 and 1934.
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an early mortality table which showed the actual mortality experienced by those insured by major insurers between 1925 and 1934.
A japanese congromerate with one company taking control. It has been banned since the mid 1940s and is replaced by keiretsu.
The final speculation of a japanese company to boost nonoperating income.
A spread with the long position in cap or call and the short on the floor or put. This also occurs vice versa. Refer to collar.
A discounted bond that is traded and pays no coupon interest during its life. The difference between par value and discount value generates profit.
Span. A water commissioner or superintendent, or supervisor of an ir-Prigation system. See Pico v. Colimas, 32 Cal. 578.
This word is commonly taken in a bad sense, as denoting a separatist from _the Church of England, or a fanatic. Brown.
An untechnical term denoting a witness, on the trial of a cause,who manifests a partiality for the side calling him, and an eager readiness to D tellanything which he thinks may be
O. Sc. Year. “Zeir and day.” Bell.
Proceeding by inquiry. Enc. Lond.
Rogues and vagabonds in the middle ages; from Zigi, nowCircassia.
A union of Germanstates for uniformity of customs, established in 1819. It continued until the unificationof the German empire, including Prussia, Saxony, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Baden, Hesse-Cassel, Brunswick, and Meckienburg-Strelitz, and all intermediate
In the civil law. A measure or quantity of land. Nov. 17, c. 8. Asmuch land as a yoke of oxen could plow in a day. Calvin.
In the civil law. A weigher; an officer who held or looked to thebalance in weighing money between buyer and seller; an officer appointed to determinecontroversies about the weight of money. Spelman.
Lat. A liquor or beverage made of wheat or barley. Dig. 33, 6, 9, pr.
Span. A water ditch or artificial canal, and particularly one used for pur- fiposes of irrigation. See Pico y. Colimas, 32 U Cal. 578.
Equity abhors superfluous things. Lofft, 282.