bill of sale
noun
a document transferring title in personal property from seller to buyer. Abbreviation: b.s., B.S., b/s
Origin of bill of sale
First recorded in 1600–10
Words nearby bill of sale
bill of indictment,
bill of lading,
bill of particulars,
bill of quantities,
bill of rights,
bill of sale,
billable,
billabong,
billbergia,
billboard,
billbug
Example sentences from the Web for bill of sale
There Borrochson executed a bill-of-sale of the stock, fixtures, and safe, in which he swore that he was their sole owner.
The Competitive Nephew |Montague GlassIn the eyes of the Moors this is nothing less than a bill-of-sale on the Empire.
Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond |Budgett MeakinCattle are conveyed from one owner to another by bill-of-sale.
Wells Brothers |Andy Adams
British Dictionary definitions for bill of sale
bill of sale
noun
law
a deed transferring personal property, either outright or as security for a loan or debt