lawful trade

The term is used in an ancient statute as a lawful trade, or occupation.

He resumed his lawful trade of plying the city streets as a common carrier.

Most important, he will have to explain how far sympathy action should be allowed and precisely what would constitute a lawful trade dispute.

A new policy adopted by the conference failed to define a 'lawful trade dispute' and which forms of secondary action would be allowed.

Is it a lawful trade?

The Downs swarmed with them, for since there might be no lawful trade betwixt France and England, it had all to run in that channel.

Mr Meacher said provided there had been a majority ballot decision trade unions must have the full protection of the law to pursue a lawful trade dispute.

On 30 November 1806 there occurred a second unfortunate incident when Wolverine fired on a British merchant vessel engaged in lawful trade.

But the right of fair procedure only applies where the conduct of the challenged private entity would destroy the plaintiff's right to practice a lawful trade or profession.

The Kamwe people generally are very enterprising, as they are found in all the big cities and towns in Nigeria engaging in all forms of lawful trades.

According to the Congressional Record, amendments that would have limited deductions for losses to only those incurred in a legitimate or lawful trade or business were expressly rejected by the Senate.

Queen Teuta told the ambassadors that according to the law of the Illyrians, piracy was a lawful trade and that her government had no right to interfere with this as a private enterprise.

A takings argument citing the devaluation of Mugler's property from $10,000 to $2,500 due to the statute, the building's brewery-specific design, and the difficulty of employing the building in other lawful trades.

"It isn't just the land-property into which, I say again, I have invested all that I own, property which was to support me and mine in my honorable age, when I can no longer ply my lawful trade!

But most archeologists contend that even the lawful trade stimulates the illicit market, and that once an object is removed from its context in a burial mound or tomb it almost always loses its capacity to serve as a messenger from the ancient past.

The adoption of the plan I proposed would naturally put a stop to smuggling; for it could not be doubted that the merchants would give 30 or 33 per cent for the right of carrying on a lawful trade rather than give 40 per cent.

In concluding these little incidents of lawful trade, we must beg the world not to think that American legislators are entirely destitute of humanity, as might, perhaps, be unfairly inferred from the great efforts made in our national body to protect and perpetuate this species of traffic.

A time(d) charter-party is a contract between the shipowner and charterers, by which the shipowner agrees to let and the charterers to hire the vessel for a specified term for employment, either generally in any lawful trade or upon voyages within certain limits.

The fair Saxon man, with open front, and honest meaning, domestic, affectionate, is not the wood out of which cannibal, or inquisitor, or assassin is made, but he is moulded for law, lawful trade, civility, marriage, the nurture of children, for colleges, churches, charities, and colonies.

I shall forward to you the letter from the FrontLine organisation urging you to demand that the Colombian authorities release immediately the members of Fensuagro in the absence of any valid legal charges, and ensure that lawful trade union organisations can operate free from intimidation.

It also empowered the justices of the peace to levy and deliver to the recruiting officers "all able-bodied idle, and disorderly persons, who could not upon examination prove themselves to exercise and industrially follow some lawful trade or employment, or to have some substance sufficient for their support and maintenance".