Clerk of the Market — In English law, the overseer or superintendent of a public market, with jurisdiction over weights and measures. In old English law, he was a quasi judicial officer, having power to settle controversies arising in the market between persons… … Black's law dictionary
Clerk of the Market — In English law, the overseer or superintendent of a public market, with jurisdiction over weights and measures. In old English law, he was a quasi judicial officer, having power to settle controversies arising in the market between persons… … Black's law dictionary
Court of the Clerk of the Market — An English court of inferior jurisdiction formerly held in every fair or market for the punishment of misdemeanors committed therein. The jurisdiction over weights and measures formerly exercised was taken away by Stat. 526 Will. IV, c. 63 … Black's law dictionary
Court of the Clerk of the Market — An English court of inferior jurisdiction formerly held in every fair or market for the punishment of misdemeanors committed therein. The jurisdiction over weights and measures formerly exercised was taken away by Stat. 526 Will. IV, c. 63 … Black's law dictionary
court of the clerk of the market — A court which was held at the place and time of a fair or market in England … Ballentine's law dictionary
A Killing in the Market — is a Hardy Boys novel.Gertrude Hardy, Frank and Joe s aunt, starts seeing Cyril Bayard, an investment counselor who s keeping her savings. Mr. Bayard s clerk dies, and Gertrude is blamed for the murder. Now, Frank and Joe must tackle the case,… … Wikipedia
market — Place of commercial activity in which goods, commodities, securities, services, etc., are bought and sold. Zemel v. Commercial Warehouses, 132 N.J.L. 341, 40 A.2d 642, 643. The region in which any commodity or product can be sold; the… … Black's law dictionary
market — Place of commercial activity in which goods, commodities, securities, services, etc., are bought and sold. Zemel v. Commercial Warehouses, 132 N.J.L. 341, 40 A.2d 642, 643. The region in which any commodity or product can be sold; the… … Black's law dictionary
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The School Girl — was a musical comedy, in two acts, composed by Leslie Stuart (with additional songs by Paul Rubens) with a book by Henry Hamilton and Paul M. Potter, and lyrics by Charles H. Taylor and others. The musical was first produced in 1903 at the Prince … Wikipedia
