Securities - shoken

Japanese: 証券 - しょうけん

〘noun〙① A document of evidence. Tegata. ※Takemasa Kihan (1441-90) "Even so, records of the past and present, and _crude securities, etc., are deposited in this library, _etc. " ② _A piece of paper that lists rights and obligations under property law. Depending on the legal effect, it includes valuable securities, evidence securities, and exempt securities, but generally refers to valuable securities such as stocks, bills, and checks. Certificate. ※Western Affairs (1866-70) <Fukuzawa Yukichi> and others "This security is called a 'title deed.' If such a security is already in place, those who have purchased land, houses, etc. can rely on it to protect their private property." ※Kantan (1950) <Mishima Yukio> "'What about my personal property?' '8 million yen in real estate, 12 million yen in securities, <omitted>'"

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 証文。てがた。※武政軌範（1441‐90）「仍古今之記録、細麁之証券等、被_レ納_二置于此文庫_一云々」② 財産法上の権利、義務を記載した紙片。法律上の効力によって、有価証券と証拠証券のほか、免責証券も含まれるが、一般には株券・手形・小切手などの有価証券をいう。証書。※西洋事情（1866‐70）〈福沢諭吉〉外「此証券を『タイトル・ヂーヴ』と名づく。既に此証券あれば地面家宅等を買ひし者も、これを頼て我私有を守護し」※邯鄲（1950）〈三島由紀夫〉「『〈略〉僕の個人財産は？』『不動産八百万円、証券千二百万円〈略〉』」

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