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{{a|plainenglish|[[File:eagle over grand canyon.jpg|450px|thumb|center|A [[legal eagle]] soars over the magnificent legacy of the River Pedantry, yesterday.]]}}{{d|Deem|/diːm/|v|]}}<br>(See also [[Deemery|'''~ery''']] ''/diːməri/'' (''n''.) | {{a|plainenglish|[[File:eagle over grand canyon.jpg|450px|thumb|center|A [[legal eagle]] soars over the magnificent legacy of the River Pedantry, yesterday.]]}}{{quote| | ||
{{triago deemery}} | |||
:—{{buchstein}}, {{dsh}}}}{{d|Deem|/diːm/|v|]}}<br>(See also [[Deemery|'''~ery''']] ''/diːməri/'' (''n''.)) | |||
To be ''anti''-[[cunisian]]; to treat the one thing ''as'' the other. [[Demnation]] enfolds all a [[legal eagle]]’s intents and every one of her purposes. It is of a piece with the [[equivalence]] we crave when, under a [[stock loan]], we return an asset that ''is'', but simultaneously ''is not'', the one we borrowed. It is the means by which we [[get comfortable]] saying that a [[eurobond]], being [[Fungible|of the same type and class, and forming part of the same series as]] but, all the same, [[ontologically]], distinct from, another one is, nonetheless, “the same” thing. We “[[deem]]” it to be so. | To be ''anti''-[[cunisian]]; to treat the one thing ''as'' the other. [[Demnation]] enfolds all a [[legal eagle]]’s intents and every one of her purposes. It is of a piece with the [[equivalence]] we crave when, under a [[stock loan]], we return an asset that ''is'', but simultaneously ''is not'', the one we borrowed. It is the means by which we [[get comfortable]] saying that a [[eurobond]], being [[Fungible|of the same type and class, and forming part of the same series as]] but, all the same, [[ontologically]], distinct from, another one is, nonetheless, “the same” thing. We “[[deem]]” it to be so. | ||
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{{sa}} | {{sa}} | ||
*{{buchstein}}’s {{dsh}} | |||
*The common law doctrine of [[demption]] | |||
*[[Amend]] | *[[Amend]] | ||
*[[Fungible]] | *[[Fungible]] | ||