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MERCATUM

Lat. A market. A contract of sale. Supplies for an army, (com meatus.) … [Read more...] about MERCATUM

MERCIMONIA

In old writs. Wares. Mercimonia et merchandizas, wares and merchandises. Reg. Brev. Append. 10. … [Read more...] about MERCIMONIA

MERCATURE

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The practice of buying and selling. … [Read more...] about MERCATURE

In old records. The impost of England upon mer chandise. Cowell. Mercis appellatio ad res mobiles tan tvm pertinet. The term "merchandise" belongs to movable things only. Dig. 50, 16, 66. Mercis appellatione homines uon con tineri. Men are not included under the denomination of "merchandise." Dig. 50, 16, 207. … [Read more...] about MERCIMONIATUS ANGLIAE

MERCEDARY

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A hirer; one that hires. … [Read more...] about MERCEDARY

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