Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Carry is a verb that can mean:
For example, if you carry a heavy backpack, you are holding and bearing the weight of the backpack. If you carry groceries home from the store, you are transporting them from the store to your home. If you carry a gun in the trunk of your car, you are possessing and transporting the firearm. If you carry life insurance, you have and hold the insurance policy. If a motion is carried in parliamentary law, it is adopted. If an investor carries the cost of stock purchases for a period of time, they provide funds or credit for the payment of the stock. If a business carries debt for a quarter, they absorb the cost of holding the debt.