commanditen.
/kɒˈmɒndiːt/ ‘A company to which persons advance capital without assuming the functions of partner, or incurring any responsibility’ (Littré). Also attributive.
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incorporation1530
acquisitor1668
private company?1711
private practice1724
public company1730
trading house1760
acquiror1789
in-company1791
public corporation1796
company1800
subsidiary company1823
proprietary company1824
stock-company1827
trust company1827
subsidiary1828
concessionaire1839
commandite1844
statutory company1847
parent company1854
mastership1868
state enterprise1886
Pty.1904
asset class1931
acquirer1950
parent1953
growth company1959
spin-off1959
non-profit1961
shell1964
not-for-profit1969
vehicle1971
spin-out1972
startup1975
greenfield1982
large-cap1982
monoline1984
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mid-cap1988
multidomestic1989
dotcom1996
1844 J. S. Mill Ess. Polit. Econ. 119 By subscribing to some joint-stock company, or entering into commandite.
1852 J. R. McCulloch Dict. Commerce 389 Companies en Commandite..consist of one or more partners liable, without limitation, for the debts of the company; and one or more partners, or commanditaires, liable only to the extent of the funds they have subscribed.
1883 Great Internat. Fisheries Exhib. Catal. 59 A contract of partnership..in the shape of the Commandite principle.
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