Look up: settlement

1. Settlement
   In architecture, the term settlement refers to the gradual sinking of a building, whether by the yielding of the ground under the foundation, or by the compression of the joints or the material. The term is also applied to the fractures or dislocations caused by settlement.
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2. SETTLEMENT
   The closing of a mortgage loan.
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3. SETTLEMENT
   When a case is resolved by agreement between the parties without the necessity of a trial or verdict.
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4. Settlement
   another name for closing.
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5. Settlement
   When payment is made for a trade.
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6. settlement
   A place where people live.
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7. Settlement
   a place where people live
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8. settlement
   a place where people live
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9. Settlement
   In relation to share trading, an arrangement between brokerage houses for the payment or receipt of cash or securities. It represents the final consummation of a securities transaction and is handled through a clearing house.
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10. Settlement
    The exchange of securities between buyer and seller and the corresponding transfer of money between the two contractual parties. Settlement is usually preceded by confirmations on, among other things, the date and method of exchange and payment.
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11. settlement
    [n] - an area where a group of families live together 2. [n] - a conclusive resolution of a matter and disposition of it 3. [n] - something settled or resolved
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12. settlement
    The process of exchanging revenue between telecommunications carriers, typically for Interconnect Billing services or mobile roaming.
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13. Settlement
    The process, once a security has been traded, of transferring ownership from seller to buyer and money from buyer to seller.
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14. Settlement
    Once a deal has been made, the settlement process transfers stock from seller to buyer and arranges the corresponding movement of money between buyer and seller (see Talisman and Crest).
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15. Settlement
    Settlement is what happens after your broker has bought or sold shares on your behalf. There are... <a target=_blank href='http://www.finance-glossary.com/terms/settlement.htm?id=1311&ginPtrCode=00000&PopupMode=false' title='Read full definition of settlement'>more</a>
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16. settlement
    Collection of dwellings forming a community. There are many different types of settlement and most owe their origin to historical and geographical factors. The growth and development of a settlement...
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17. settlement
    A place where a group of people live
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18. settlement
    Completion, or the date on which the money for a transaction changes hands
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19. settlement
    introduction, in a given place, of new facilities, such as buildings, factories, schools, according to a plan, called a settlement or development plan; Introduction, in a given site, of a population, where it establishes and develops, according to a resettlement plan; -DDMG Category: Management i...
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20. Settlement
    A voluntarily agreement by the claimant and defendant to settle their civil case.
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21. Settlement
    (a) A deed creating a trust (b) An agreement between the parties that ends a dispute.
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22. Settlement
    A person is settled in the United Kingdom if they are ordinarily resident here without any restriction on the period for which they may remain. Most British Citizens will be regarded as settled. Other people will have Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Nationals of countries of the European Economic ...
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23. Settlement
    Shifts in a structure, usually caused by freeze-thaw cycles underground.
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24. Settlement
    The process of transferring stock from seller to buyer and arranging the corresponding movement of money between the two parties.
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25. Settlement
    A trust, or any disposition, arrangement or transfer of assets made with gratuitous intent. This is a wide ranging term and covers anything you do which has an element of gift.
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