Drawback
Draw´back`
DRAWBACK, com. law. An allowance made by the government to merchants on the
reexportation of certain imported goods liable to duties, which, in some
cases, consists of the whole; in others, of a part of the duties which had
been paid upon the importation. For the various acts of congress which
regulate drawbacks, see Story, L. U. S. Index, h.t.
abatement,
agio,
allowance,
bank discount,
blemish,
block,
blockade,
bottleneck,
breakage,
bug,
cash discount,
catch,
chain discount,
charge-off,
concession,
cordon,
crack,
curtain,
cut,
damage,
deduction,
defect,
defection,
depreciation,
determent,
deterrent,
detriment,
disability,
discount,
evil,
failing,
failure,
fault,
faute,
flaw,
foible,
frailty,
handicap,
hang-up,
harm,
hazard,
hole,
hurdle,
hurt,
ill,
impairment,
impediment,
imperfection,
inadequacy,
inconvenience,
infirmity,
injury,
joker,
kickback,
kink,
liability,
little problem,
loss,
loss of ground,
mischief,
objection,
obstruction,
obstructive,
one small difficulty,
penalty,
penalty clause,
percentage,
prejudice,
premium,
price reduction,
price-cut,
problem,
rebate,
rebatement,
reduction,
refund,
rift,
rollback,
rub,
salvage,
setoff,
shortcoming,
something missing,
step backward,
stumbling block,
stumbling stone,
taint,
tare,
time discount,
trade discount,
tret,
trouble,
underselling,
vulnerable place,
weak link,
weak point,
weakness,
write-off