cash sale(s)
71cash and carry — pay cash and carry it out of the store (no deliveries) The ad stated the terms of the sale: CASH & CARRY …
72cash market value — Price which property would bring if offered for sale by one who desired to sell but was under no obligation to sell, and was bought by one who desired to buy but was under no necessity to buy. Urban Renewal Agency of City of Lubbock v. Trammel,… …
73cash market value — Price which property would bring if offered for sale by one who desired to sell but was under no obligation to sell, and was bought by one who desired to buy but was under no necessity to buy. Urban Renewal Agency of City of Lubbock v. Trammel,… …
74sale and leaseback — A lease that is initiated when a firm sells an asset it owns to another firm and simultaneously leases the asset back for its own use. A sale of an asset to a vendee who immediately leases back to the vendor. The usual objectives are (1) to free… …
75sale or exchange — A transfer of property from one man to another in consideration of some price or recompense in value. 2 Bl Comm 446. A mortgagor s conveyance of the realty to the mortgagee in consideration of a cash payment and cancellation of the mortgage and… …
76cash flow from operations — A firm s net cash inflow resulting directly from its regular operations (disregarding extraordinary items such as the sale of fixed assets or transaction costs associated with issuing ( issue) securities), calculated as the sum of net income plus …
77cash sales — The sale of commodities in local cash markets such as elevators, terminals, packing houses and auction markets. Chicago Mercantile Exchange Glossary …
78Cash market — The underlying currency or money market in which transactions for the purchase and sale of cash instruments which futures and derivative contracts relate to are carried out …
79cash equivalent value — The amount of *cash that can be received in an *arm’s length transaction for the sale of an asset. See also *fair market value …
80cash and carry — noun 1. a system of trading in which goods must be paid for and taken away by the customer at the time of purchase. 2. a retailer or wholesaler operating on such a basis. 3. (formerly) a shop, often self service, where sales were on a strictly… …
