Bank money (court fees; attachment fee; butcher’s block lending fee)

Demand deposits held at banks and other account offices for the purpose of payment transactions, also known as scriptural money and book money. – Earlier term for a court fee; bank = here: Bench = court. – Payment usually payable in advance by the creditor who applied for arrest against a debtor, also called arrest money and, in old documents, carceraticum. – Formerly fee payable for the use of a communal or guild-owned meat bank (Fleischklotz; chopping block) by domestic butchers. – Fee for the use of a personal pew (church pew) or also a place on one. – See Expensen, Fanggeld, Gerichtsgeld, Inrotulationsgeld, Justitiengeld, Kammergerichtsgeld, Keichengeld, Platzgeld, Schöffengeld, Sitzgeld.

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