CURRENCY - The money which passes, at a fixed value, from hand to hand; money which is authorized by law.
By Art.1, S.8, the Constitution of the United States authorizes Congress 'to coin money, and to regulate the value thereof.' ...
Hard currency: a currency which is sound enough to be accepted internationally and which is usually fully convertible.
The Committee on Currency and Foreign Exchanges after the war sat in 1918 and 1919, under Lord Cunliffe's chairmanship, to consider among other things the working of the Bank Act, 1844, and the constitution and functions of the Bank of England, ...
Comptroller of the Currency
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: the appointed U.S. official who oversees the financial soundness of federally-chartered banks
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Maintenance is usually expressed in a currency amount per month as in "$450 a month maintenance." Some countries prefer the words "support" (spousal or child) or "alimony" but they all mean the same thing.
Abandonment of gold standard, 1933: gold reserves no longer backed currency; still exists ...
The term has greatest currency in the United States, where it has been defined by the Supreme Court as the power of the states to enact laws of that type even where, under ordinary circumstances, ...
It is the usage to allow the holder of the bill the money for which it was drawn, reduced to the currency of the state, at par, ...
Derivative A financial instrument whose value is based on the value of an underlying security, such as a commodity, currency, or bond. The most common derivatives are futures, options, and swaps.
using a sand dollar for currency;
seahorses for transportation; and
places made of oysters.
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It refers to the copying, duplicating, deceiving and fraud. Normally it's the copying/faking of currency notes and coins, important documents or bond and presenting it as real and genuine in order to commit fraud.
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Referring to the obligation of one person to contribute, in part or in whole, to the cost of living of another person. It is usually expressed in a currency amount per month as in "$450 a month maintenance.
global debt facility designed to allow investors all over the world to purchase debt (loans) of U.S. dollar and foreign currency through a variety of clearing systems.
Scrip: 1. A certificate indicating the right of the holder to receive payment in the future in the form of money, land, or goods. 2. Paper currency.
The Internet is also becoming an increasingly important source for legal information although it can present additional problems of accuracy and currency. Many other commercial (fee-based) online sources are also available.
For example, the Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorism Rules (Cth) provide a detailed list of elements that must be contained in a report written under s 53(8)(b) of the Act and regarding the movement of physical currency into or out of Australia.
 See also: Law, State, Will, Right, Person
  
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