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custodian of absentees" assets - translation to dutch
BOARD GAME
Custodian Capture
custodian of absentees' assets
beheerder van verlaten bezit (de instantie die na de zelfstandigheid van het land verlaten eigendommen in handen kreeg)
tangible asset
ECONOMIC RESOURCE, FROM WHICH FUTURE ECONOMIC BENEFITS ARE EXPECTED
Assets; Business asset; Definiton of asset; Financial Asset; Total assets; Total Assets; Tangible asset; Hard asset; ASSETS; Asset control; Tangible asset managers; Tangible asset managers and management; Tangible asset management and managers; Tangible Asset Managers; Tangible asset management; Tangible Asset Management; Asset (finance)
activa, reëel bezit (jur.)
intangible asset
ASSET THAT LACKS PHYSICAL SUBSTANCE AND USUALLY IS VERY HARD TO EVALUATE
Intangible assets; Intangible Assets; IAS 38
ontastbaar bezit
Wikipedia
Custodian capture
Custodial capture is a technical term in board games referring to a particular form of capturing.
It occurs when a player has placed two of his pieces on opposite sides of an opponent's piece. This mode of capture is unusual in most modern games and was most popular during the Dark Ages, particularly in Northern Europe. Some native games such as Mak-yek still retain this form of capture. Other games which use custodian capture: Hasami shogi, Ludus latrunculorum, Tafl games
