Definition of dation in English:

dation

noun ˈdeɪʃn

Civil Law. Originally and chiefly in Louisiana: the legal act of giving or conferring something; something legally given or conferred. Frequently in "dation in payment": something other than money given in order to discharge a debt; payment in kind. Compare earlier dation en paiement.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin datiōn-, datiō act of giving, donation, gift, (of money, property) handing over, transfer, payment, act of allotting or assigning, in post-classical Latin also (of medicine) dose from dat-, past participial stem of dare to give + -iō.

Definition of dation in US English:

dation

nounˈdeɪʃn

Civil Law. Originally and chiefly in Louisiana: the legal act of giving or conferring something; something legally given or conferred. Frequently in "dation in payment": something other than money given in order to discharge a debt; payment in kind. Compare earlier dation en paiement.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin datiōn-, datiō act of giving, donation, gift, (of money, property) handing over, transfer, payment, act of allotting or assigning, in post-classical Latin also (of medicine) dose from dat-, past participial stem of dare to give + -iō.

词汇	dation
释义	Definition of dation in English: dation noun ˈdeɪʃn Civil Law. Originally and chiefly in Louisiana: the legal act of giving or conferring something; something legally given or conferred. Frequently in "dation in payment": something other than money given in order to discharge a debt; payment in kind. Compare earlier dation en paiement. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin datiōn-, datiō act of giving, donation, gift, (of money, property) handing over, transfer, payment, act of allotting or assigning, in post-classical Latin also (of medicine) dose from dat-, past participial stem of dare to give + -iō. Definition of dation in US English: dation nounˈdeɪʃn Civil Law. Originally and chiefly in Louisiana: the legal act of giving or conferring something; something legally given or conferred. Frequently in "dation in payment": something other than money given in order to discharge a debt; payment in kind. Compare earlier dation en paiement. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin datiōn-, datiō act of giving, donation, gift, (of money, property) handing over, transfer, payment, act of allotting or assigning, in post-classical Latin also (of medicine) dose from dat-, past participial stem of dare to give + -iō.
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