| 释义 |
lex com·mis·so·ria
\-ˌkäməˈsōrēə\ noun
Etymology: Late Latin
Roman & civil law : a penalty clause for nonperformance of a contract: as
a. : a provision that a pledge shall be forfeited if a loan is not repaid
b. : a condition that money paid on a contract of sale shall be forfeited and the sale rescinded if remaining payments are defaulted |