emptio–venditio
noun
emp·tio–ven·di·tio
\ˈem(p)tēˌōˌwenˈditēˌō\
variants: or
emptio et venditio
\-tēˌō(ˌ)et(ˌ)w-\Definition of emptio–venditio
: the consensual contract between two parties for the purchase of something by one party and its sale by the other at an agreed price
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Origin and Etymology of emptio–venditio
Latin emptio et venditio buying and selling
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