Legal Definition and Related Resources of Cap

An abbreviation for a capsule generally used in connection with narcotics . See People v Velis, 342 P. 392.

An upper limit on the interest rate on a floating-rate note.

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English Legal System: Cap

In the context of the English law, A Dictionary of Law provides the following legal concept of Cap : (Common Agricultural Policy, CAP)

The agricultural policy of the EU as set out in Articles 32-38 of the Treaty of Rome. The overall aims of the CAP are to increase agricultural productivity, ensure a fair standard of living for the agricultural community, stabilize markets, assure the availability of supplies, and ensure that supplies reach consumers at a reasonable price. The Treaty is supplemented by a wide range of EU directives in this field.

See also intervention.

Concept of Cap in the context of Real Property

Alternatives definitions of Cap: (1) A maximum amount of charge. Example: An Adjustable Rate Mortgage with a 5% rate cap could not adjust the interest rate by more than 5%. (2) A fitting used to seal, such as by a plumber to seal (cap) a pipe end. (3) A cornice, lintel, or top of a structure member such as a column.

Concept of Cap in the context of Real Property

Alternatives definitions of Cap: (1) A maximum amount of charge. Example: An Adjustable Rate Mortgage with a 5% rate cap could not adjust the interest rate by more than 5%. (2) A fitting used to seal, such as by a plumber to seal (cap) a pipe end. (3) A cornice, lintel, or top of a structure member such as a column.

CAP and the European Union

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See Also

• Common Agricultural Policy