The term is also used of any office or place to which salary emoluments or dignity but no duties are attached.
32.
With his promotions, the king tried to ensure that the emoluments of previous occupants of the offices passed to Northburgh.
33.
The Lord Chancellor is entitled to an annual emolument of ?27, 736 and to an annual pension of ?06, 868.
34.
His emoluments amounted to less than ?00 a year, and he increased his income by teaching in a girls'school.
35.
The trade unions are staunchly resisting any major changes in the relativity of emoluments for employees, making an early settlement highly improbable.
36.
As he was literally making money, Robert must have prospered greatly in this period, with access to numerous emoluments and perquisites.
37.
Under the original agreement, the Professorship was to receive a stipend of ?00 per annum, along with other payments and emoluments.
38.
As Principal of Edinburgh University he received an emolument of 2000 merks and as incumbent of the High Church he received 1600 merks.
39.
Dean Bandinel was also one of the rectors of the island, from which office, however, he derived but small emolument.
40.
It is important to distinguish between the employer as an emoluments attachment order debtor, or garnishee, and the actual judgment debtor.
