ACT OF LAW
A legal event that is caused by the way an individual acts.
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A legal event that is caused by the way an individual acts.
Oral agreement that counts as a contract. Refer to apparent authority.
When some minor points are undecided in a contract.
A level of material and human loss involved in the industrial process.
An insurance policy that pays when the insured person dies. This is a death due to accident or incapacitating injury.
A code an account is given to show its general purpose. It can be savings, checking, or brokerage for example.
Trade credit created by a company when it permits a client to pay in the future for goods or services that have already been delivered by the company. A client company is
The institue of chartered secretaries and adminstrators associate.
An act exercising power or a country that cannot be overturned by the courts.
A contract that uses cost incurred and recorded to performing work during a period of time.
Any time an ad is accessed on the internet.
1. Agreements: Two parties agree to the terms of a contract. If it is denied a counter off is made until the agreement is reached. Upon agreement the contract is legally binding
Placing anothers concerns befor your own to solve an issue. This is a good low stakes move to encourage long term business. Refer to accomodations.
When a trustee must report all asstes entrusted to them. It is done even if the rules are followed to ensure honesty.
The connection between unpaid sales and the sales profit. If its hight than cash is being tied up. The formula uses accounts recieveable and sales revenue.
Stating that something is true or factual. When a buyer agrees to pay for their purchase. A message that confirms a communication was recieved. An oath done in public. Ensuring a shipment
An insurance policy that protects against losses incurred from war time conflicts or peace time damages as a result of derelict mines or torpedoes.
The removal or a tenant from a property through legal channels.
A computer system that has ads on it and maintains them for websites. They track and report statistics to help identify possible customers.
When a statistic does not support the hypothesis it is considered a null hypothesis.
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