trust money
英 [trʌst ˈmʌni] 美 [trʌst ˈmʌni]

n.

委托金；

英英释义

Trust money

• Trust money is held by a law firm on a client's behalf in a trust account with a bank. Trust money is held in connection with the provision of legal services and is highly regulated.

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权威例句

Trust money
'Eventually They Get It All' ... Government Management of Aboriginal Trust Money in New South Wales
Pension deal is nothing other than a stunt to save trust money
QCAT update: The consequences of misusing trust money
The Duty to keep trust property separate, Mixing trust money, and its Tracing by Beneficiaries
The long trail: the government's tallying of Indian trust money may well be the most ambitious accounting project in U.S. history. I...
Adding value to client trust money
Gianelli Money Purchase Plan & Trust v. ADM Investor Services, Inc.
Money & Property: Your Baby's Booster Has Come of Age ; as the First Vouchers Are Invested in Child Trust Funds, Sam Dunn Asks If Yo...
Victims' advocates can get Cole trust funds ; Money that was part of a plea agreement for Warren Cole is available to groups that fi...