Civil law and Cum-dividend: Difference between pages

Latest revision as of 14:24, 9 January 2019

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In relation to a transfer of equity shares, a transfer including the entitlement to receive the next dividend payment.

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The normal basis of quoting equity prices, which includes the entitlement to the next dividend.

Also written cum dividend.

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-.  ''Law - public law - criminal law.''
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-The body of law concerned with private rights and remedies.
+In relation to a transfer of equity shares, a transfer including the entitlement to receive the next dividend payment.
-.  ''Law - common law.''
+.
-A legal system derived from Roman law, rather than a common law system.
+The normal basis of quoting equity prices, which includes the entitlement to the next dividend.
-.  ''Law - military law - religious law.''
+Also written ''cum dividend''.
-The law applying to members of the public generally, contrasted with military law or religious law.
 == See also ==
-* [[Common law]]
+* [[Cum-interest]]
-* [[Criminal law]]
+* [[Dividend record date]]
-* [[Delict]]
+* [[Ex-dividend]]
-* [[Law]]
-* [[Negligence]]
-* [[Public law]]
-* [[Remedy]]
-* [[Tort]]
-[[Category:Compliance_and_audit]]
+[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]