A type of auto insurance coverage wherein the insurer will cover the cost of bodily harm caused by the policyholder deemed at fault in an accident.

A shortened name for the “Kelley Blue Book,” which publishes the values of used vehicles.

A government-set auto insurance rate used in Canada. An insurance company that sets its rates within a certain range of the benchmark rate does not need government approval to use those rates.

a debt that is secured by an issued bond with the monies received to be used for corporate purposes.

This term applies to a conference that is held in secret.

a term meaning to promise to marry or an engagement.

an agreement where the owners contract to pay the well drillers a set some of money when they reach a certain depth.

a term referring to high class and Grade-A securities.

These are the rules and regulations that are adopted by corporations benefit societies and associations that govern all ongoing activities.

These are the various legitimate expenses that are incurred during conducting a business enterprise.

a law suit that is based on an assumption that the opposing parties conduct showed reckless disregard of the suitor’s right and was unreasonable.

the court that has jurisdiction over bankruptcy proceedings.

These are the regulations that outline the shape, form and manner how you can build.

This term applies to the argument that will assume that the question that is at issue has already been proved.

This terms means having 2 legislative houses such as a senate and a house of representatives that is different to a government with one legislative parliament.

These are the setback lines and the line on the street where you cannot build in front of.

an arbitration where the arbitrating parties must accept all of the findings and decisions of the arbitrator or arbitrators.

the term that applies to the creditor who has taken a bond in order to secure his debt.

the person who is the representative of a labour union who hears the worker’s grievances.

the exception to a rule that bars the introduction of hearsay evidence in law suits.