Commendam

In Ecclesiastical Law. The appointment of a suitable clerk to hold a void or vacant benefice or church living until a regular pastor be appointed. Hob. 144; Latch, 236.

In Ecclesiastical Law. The appointment of a suitable clerk to hold a void or vacant benefice or church living until a regular pastor be appointed. Hob. 144; Latch 23G. In Louisiana. A species of limited partnership. It is formed by a contract, by which one person or partnership agrees to furnish another person or partnership a certain amount, either in property or money, to be employed by the person or partnership to whom it is funished, in his or their own name or firm, on condition of receiving a share in the profits in the proportion determined by the contract, and of being liable to losses and expenses to the amount furnished, and no more. A similar partnership exists in France. Code de Comm. 26, 33; Sirey, 12, pt. 2, p. 25. He who makes this contract is called, in respect to those to whom he makes the advance of capital, a partner in commendam. La. Civ. Code, art. 2811. See also Mitchell, in 3 Sel. Essays, Anglo- Aiuer. L. II. is:;.

In ecclesiastical law. The appointment of a suitable clerk to hold a void or vacant benefice or church llving until a regular pastor be appointed. Hob. 144; Latch, 236.

In commercial law. The limited partnership (or 8octete en commandite) of the French law has been introduced into the Co.de of Louisiana under the title of "Partnership in Commendam," Civll Code La. art 2810.

In Louisiana law. A species of limited partnership.

In ecclesiastical law. The appointment of a suitable clerk to hold a void or vacant benefice or church living until a regular pastor be appointed. Hob. 144; Latch, 236.

In commercial law. The limited partnership (or Socitté en commandit:) of the French law has been introduced into the Code of Louisiana under the title of “Partnership in Commendam.” Civil Code La, art. 2510.

in, /. 1. Partners en commandite. 3. A living or benefice commended to a clerk to hold until a pastor is provided; a living which a bishop is allowed to hold for life, besides his bishopric.

See Commenda. The limited partnership (or SodetS en commandite) of the French law has been introduced into the Code of Louisiana under the title of partnership in commendam. Civ, Code of Louis, Art. 2810. 3 ICenfs Com, 84, 35.