return of a consignment
1consignment — I noun allocation, allotment, appropriation, assignation, assignment, cession, concession, consignation, conveyance, conveyancing, delivering to, dispatchment, distribution, expressage, goods shipped, interchange, merchandise sent, sending,… …
2consignment contract — Consignment of goods to another (consignee) for sale under agreement that consignee will pay consignor for any sold goods and will return any unsold goods. A bailment for sale …
3consignment contract — Consignment of goods to another (consignee) for sale under agreement that consignee will pay consignor for any sold goods and will return any unsold goods. A bailment for sale …
4Consignment — Admiralty law History …
5consignment — (1) (adj.) Goods or inventory that are held by a selling agent, wholesaler, or reseller until the goods are either sold or returned to the seller. (2) (v.) The physical transfer of goods from a seller/consignor who retains title to a consignee… …
6consignment — n. a sale allowing the dealer to return unsold merchandise to sell; ship on consignment * * * [kən saɪnmənt] ship on consignment [ a sale allowing the dealer to return unsold merchandise ] to sell …
7consignment — /kən saɪnmənt/ noun 1. the sending of goods to someone who will sell them for you ♦ goods on consignment goods kept for another company to be sold on their behalf for a commission 2. a group of goods sent for sale ● A consignment of goods has… …
8return — I. verb Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French returner, from re + turner, tourner to turn more at turn Date: 14th century intransitive verb 1. a. to go back or come back again < return home > b. to go back in thought, practice, or… …
9consignment — /kən saɪnmənt/ noun the sending of goods to someone who will sell them for you ♦ goods on consignment goods kept for another company to be sold on their behalf for a commission ▪▪▪ ‘…some of the most prominent stores are gradually moving away… …
10consignment stock — Stock held by one party (the dealer) but legally owned by another; the dealer has the right to sell the stock or to return it unsold to its legal owner. Because it can be difficult to distinguish between the commercial realities of the… …