After-Acquired Title
Barron's Business Dictionary:
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After-Acquired Title
Commercial law: property acquired by a debtor after he has entered into an agreement in which other property is put up as security for a loan.
Bankruptcy law: property acquired by the bankrupt after he has filed to be declared a bankrupt. This property is generally free of all claims of the bankrupt’s creditors.
| After-Acquired Clause, Affreightment, Affirmative Relief | |
| After-Tax Basis, After-Tax Cash Flow, After-Tax Equity Yield |
West's Encyclopedia of American Law:
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