Definition of valuable consideration in English:

valuable consideration

noun

mass nounLaw

Legal consideration having some economic value, which is necessary for a contract to be enforceable.
〔法律〕有价约因，对价
an agreement made for valuable consideration
count noun of a kind which might in law be a good and valuable consideration
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no valuable consideration passing from the trustee to the contributor.
- What happens, however, when the settlor promises to settle funds on trust, but does not convey the property to trustees, and the beneficiaries have not given valuable consideration?
- It follows that a debt may only be released by an agreement for valuable consideration or by an agreement under seal.
- Two farmers who had been neighbours for many years, and who lived upon very friendly terms, mutually agreed that whichever died first should leave the other a valuable consideration, not specifying, however, what it was to be.
- Accordingly, a grantee who takes the lease for valuable consideration takes it as if he were buying a registered estate, and in consequence is not bound by any minor interest which is not protected on the register.

Definition of valuable consideration in US English:

valuable consideration

noun

Law

Legal consideration having some economic value, which is necessary for a contract to be enforceable.
〔法律〕有价约因，对价
an agreement made for valuable consideration
count noun of a kind which might in law be a good and valuable consideration
Example sentencesExamples
- It follows that a debt may only be released by an agreement for valuable consideration or by an agreement under seal.
- Accordingly, a grantee who takes the lease for valuable consideration takes it as if he were buying a registered estate, and in consequence is not bound by any minor interest which is not protected on the register.
- Two farmers who had been neighbours for many years, and who lived upon very friendly terms, mutually agreed that whichever died first should leave the other a valuable consideration, not specifying, however, what it was to be.
- What happens, however, when the settlor promises to settle funds on trust, but does not convey the property to trustees, and the beneficiaries have not given valuable consideration?
- There is no valuable consideration passing from the trustee to the contributor.

词汇	valuable consideration
释义	Definition of valuable consideration in English: valuable consideration noun mass nounLaw Legal consideration having some economic value, which is necessary for a contract to be enforceable. 〔法律〕有价约因，对价 an agreement made for valuable consideration count noun of a kind which might in law be a good and valuable consideration Example sentencesExamples There is no valuable consideration passing from the trustee to the contributor. What happens, however, when the settlor promises to settle funds on trust, but does not convey the property to trustees, and the beneficiaries have not given valuable consideration? It follows that a debt may only be released by an agreement for valuable consideration or by an agreement under seal. Two farmers who had been neighbours for many years, and who lived upon very friendly terms, mutually agreed that whichever died first should leave the other a valuable consideration, not specifying, however, what it was to be. Accordingly, a grantee who takes the lease for valuable consideration takes it as if he were buying a registered estate, and in consequence is not bound by any minor interest which is not protected on the register. Definition of valuable consideration in US English: valuable consideration noun Law Legal consideration having some economic value, which is necessary for a contract to be enforceable. 〔法律〕有价约因，对价 an agreement made for valuable consideration count noun of a kind which might in law be a good and valuable consideration Example sentencesExamples It follows that a debt may only be released by an agreement for valuable consideration or by an agreement under seal. Accordingly, a grantee who takes the lease for valuable consideration takes it as if he were buying a registered estate, and in consequence is not bound by any minor interest which is not protected on the register. Two farmers who had been neighbours for many years, and who lived upon very friendly terms, mutually agreed that whichever died first should leave the other a valuable consideration, not specifying, however, what it was to be. What happens, however, when the settlor promises to settle funds on trust, but does not convey the property to trustees, and the beneficiaries have not given valuable consideration? There is no valuable consideration passing from the trustee to the contributor.
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