What is CONTINUITY OF LIFE DOCTRINE?

A law that ensures a business still can exist after bankruptcy, changes, death, or owner changes.

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Related Legal Terms
CONTINUITY OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISE DOCTRINE, CONTINUITY OF INTEREST DOCTRINE, BUSINESS CONTINUITY, BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING (BCP), PECULIAR RISK DOCTRINE, PRICE CONTINUITY, CONTINUITY PROGRAM, CONTINUITY PLAN, BUSINESS CONTINUITY PROGRAM, YATES’ CORRECTION FOR CONTINUITY


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