Legal Definition and Related Resources of Concession
Meaning of Concession
A privilege or space granted or leased for a particular use within specified premises . See Citv of Detroit v Tygard, 161 N. W.2d 1, 381 Mich. 271. The grantee of a concession is known as a concessionaire.
Concession Alternative Definition
A grant. The word Is frequently used in this sense when applied to grants made by the French and Spanish governments in Louisiana.
Synonyms of Concession
(Authorization), noun
- allowance
- authority
- authorization
- bestowal
- clearance
- concessio
- conferment
- conferral
- endowment
- giving
- grant
- impartment
- leave
- license
- permission
- permit
- presentation
- privilege
- sanction
- vouchsafement
- warrant
(Compromise), noun
- acceptance
- accord
- acknowledgment
- acquiescence
- admission
- admitting
- agreement
- allowance
- assent
- capitulation
- concurrence
- giving in
- grant
- granting
- recognition
- recognizance
- reconciliation
- relinquishment
- settlement
- submission
- surrender
- yielding
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Concept of Concession in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Concession: A granting of a right, by government or privately, usually for use of land or area in a building to carry on a business.
Concept of Concession in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Concession: A granting of a right, by government or privately, usually for use of land or area in a building to carry on a business.
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- Cession
Concession in Global Commerce Policy
In this regard, concession is: in the WTO, the lowering of a tariff or the removal of an impediment to trade in services, generally at the request of another party. The entries on trade policy are here. In its narrowest sense, it may only cover the binding of a tariff item. Some commentators have suggested that this term should be replaced by commitment to remove the false impression that countries make a sacrifice by lowering tariff rates, and that trade liberalization is a cost on the economy. The GATS already refers to commitments. See also requests and offers, schedules of commitments on services and schedules of concessions.[1]
Concessionin the wold Encyclopedia
For an introductory overview on international trade policy, see this entry.
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Notes and References
- Dictionary of Trade Policy, “Concession” entry (OAS)
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