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Category: N

Non-Renewal

A decision by an insurer to stop providing insurance coverage on the date a policy is due to be renewed.

Non-Owners Policy

Insurance coverage that is offered to an individual who is not the owner of the insured vehicle.

Named Driver Policy

An insurance policy that provides coverage only when the driver of the vehicle is listed as a Named Driver.

NUISANCE PERMANENT

the term used to describe a nuisance that will continue and can’t be remedied without a great expense.

NOTICE OF ACTION

the term that is sued when a person is made aware that they are to be involved in a law suit.

NO-FAULT INSURANCE

The term that describes car insurance where each party pays towards a share of damages regardless of who was at fault.

NOMINAL CONSIDERATION

the term given to a token award given to a plaintiff by the court to show that the he was right but no money damage is required or justified.

NONTESTAMENTARY ASSETS

the term that applies to any assets that are not distribute by a provision in a person’s will.

NEW MATTER

the material that is brought up by the defendant that is beyond the accusations of the plaintiff.

NOTICE OF CLAIM

the name that is given to the notice that is required by law for a person suing a public corporation.

NONPROFIT

the term given to activities that don’t lead to making a profit.

NEGATIVE AVERMENT

the term used to describe a positive statement that is made in a negative way.

NEW CAUSE OF ACTION

the name that is given to a law suit that is based on new facts that differ from the original facts.

NEGLIGENCE WANTON

term for the careless and the reckless lack of concern that results in injury.

NEW EVIDENCE

the name given to new material that has come to light after a trial has been conducted and could be the basis for a new trial.

NONCONFORMIST

A term that is used to describe a person who disagrees and dissents from the accepted and established modes behavior.

NOTICE REASONABLE

the term used to the transmission of a notice that is reasonable under the circumstances.

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