ATTRACTIVE NUISANCE DOCTRINE
The principle that states that people have something on their premises that is attractive to children but has inherent dangers. The owners are expected to take all reasonable care that no harm
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The principle that states that people have something on their premises that is attractive to children but has inherent dangers. The owners are expected to take all reasonable care that no harm
A bid adds more to the quoted price if a change to the work is accepted.
A request to parliament for a rider attached to a bill changing the amount of money set aside for a yearly budget.
A trait that is favorable for a company. It leads to success in the future. It is the exact opposite of a disadvantage.
The letters on any ad that are designed to get a buyers attention.The headline is most important here. Shorter is better but if well written a long ad will also be effective.
The size of advertising space. For print its 5.14 points equalling 1.81 mm. Refer to milline rate.
When a signer must pay for negotiations to the instrument.
When an agent has ownernship of their controled parties goods.
Testing ads for their memorability. A subject is shown an ad and asked what they remembe about it. They are also asked if they saw it before.
A confirmation number for a reservation on a plane.
A water soluable base that feels soapy. It has a ph level of above 7 and makes the litmust papers turn blue on contact. Burns result from exposure to strong alkalis.
Anything that causes an allergic reaction. A person must be allergic to the substance to hav a reaction. The body fights this foreign substance. AKA antigen.
Mortgage risk category that isnt prime or sub prime but is closer to prime. AKA A minus.
When cargo is brought on an another route that offers the same tax and terms. Refer to alernative tariff.
A school that researches life insurance and publishes the results for the public to read. Agents can also continue their education here.
An OPTION that can be exercised at any time prior to, and including, maturity. See also BERMUDAN OPTION, EUROPEAN OPTION.
A metric unit for electric current. It is the current flowing through one volt for one ohm. It is named after the scientist who discovered it Andre Marie Ampare.
A high risk investor that likes new acquisitions that seem to be profitable. They have experience and help on the board.
Hiding the source of an email causing the email to be an anonymous message.
Policies and regulations that restrict the formation of OLIGOPOLY or MONOPOLY power in order to promote free market competition.