Law Dictionary Definitions

assignation (as-ig-nay-sh<<schwa>>n), n.1.Archaic. An  appointment of a time and  place  to meet,  esp.  for  en-gaging  in  illicit  sex.  2.Eccles.  law.  A  specific  allegation  in  a  defendant’s counterpleading. 3.French law. A plaintiff’s complaint; a writ of summons.[Blacks Law 8th]

assignable lease.See LEASE.[Blacks Law 8th]

assign,n. (usu. pl.) See ASSIGNEE. assign,vb. 1. To convey; to transfer rights or property <the bank assigned the note to a thrift institution>.2.  To  assert;  to  point  out  <the  appellant  assigned  as  errors  two  of  the  trial  court’s rulings>. See ASSIGNMENT OF ERROR .[Blacks Law 8th]

asset value.See NET ASSET VALUE.[Blacks Law 8th]

asset under management.See ASSET.[Blacks Law 8th]

assets per descent.See assets by descent under ASSET.[Blacks Law 8th]

assets in hand.See ASSET.[Blacks Law 8th]

assets by descent.See ASSET.[Blacks Law 8th]

asset purchase.See ASSET ACQUISITION.[Blacks Law 8th]

asset-protection trust.See self-settled trust under TRUST.[Blacks Law 8th]