Continuous Quotations Law and Legal Definition
Continuous quotations refers to the market reports on prices of commodities or stocks bought and sold which are collected and circulated at intervals of less than ten or fifteen minutes.
The following is an example of a case law on continuous quotations:
The expression continuous quotations are defined as every service of quotations wherein the price of any commodity shall be quoted oftener than at intervals of ten minutes. [Western Union Tel. Co. v. State, 165 Ind. 492, 505 (Ind. 1905)].
Legal Definition list
- Continuous Inspection [Agricultural Marketing Service]
- Continuous Emission Monitoring System
- Continuous Easement
- Continuous Automated Sampling System
- Continuity-of-Entity Doctrine
- Continuous Quotations
- Continuous Representation Doctrine
- Continuous Service
- Continuous Treatment Doctrine
- Continuous Visual Surveillance [Energy]
- Continuous Writ of Garnishment
Related Legal Terms
- Continuous Automated Sampling System
- Continuous Easement
- Continuous Emission Monitoring System
- Continuous Inspection [Agricultural Marketing Service]
- Continuous Representation Doctrine
- Continuous Service
- Continuous Treatment Doctrine
- Continuous Visual Surveillance [Energy]
- Continuous Writ of Garnishment
- Continuous-Adverse-Use Principle
