COMMANDITE


Meaning of COMMANDITE in English

|kämən|dēt, kōⁿmäⁿdēt noun

( -s )

Etymology: French, from Italian accomandita, from feminine of accomandito, past part of accomandare to deposit in safe custody, from ad- + (assumed) Vulgar Latin commandare to commend, command — more at command

civil law : a form of partnership in which there are one or more silent partners who contribute funds but were liable originally only for the capital invested and later only according to a registered scheme of liability

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