pre-emption
21right of pre-emption — Also known as a right of first refusal. This is the right to be offered a property first, should the owner decide to dispose of it. Such a right may be agreed expressly between parties, or it may arise under statute. A right of pre emption will… …
22statutory pre-emption rights — See pre emption rights. Related links pre emption rights Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms. www.practicallaw.com. 2010 …
23right of pre-emption — See pre emption …
24Pre-emption President — John Tyler …
25pre-emption right — /pri: empʃən raɪt/ noun the right of an existing shareholder to be first to buy a new stock issue …
26pre-emption entry — An entry made upon unappropriated public lands for homestead purposes. Hartman v Warren (CA8 Minn) 76 F 157, 161 …
27pre-emption of field — Action taken by Congress in passing legislation in a field theretofor open to state legislation. 16 Am J2d Confi L § 8; 15 Am J2d Com § 23 …
28pre-emption of way — The failure of a motorist to give right of way to another vehicle …
29pre-emp|tion — pre|emp|tion or pre emp|tion «pree EHMP shuhn», noun. 1. U.S. and Canada. the act or right of purchasing before others or in preference to others: »It is neither right nor legal that Mr. Hardy s preemption should gobble up over 250 acres of hay… …
30pre-emptory — (adj.) also preemptory, 1895, relating to pre emption, from PRE EMPTION (Cf. pre emption) + ORY (Cf. ory) …