UNENFORCEABLE CONTRACT
Defective but valid contract unable to be enforced by court.
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Defective but valid contract unable to be enforced by court.
Standard way to present all of the characters of all of the world’s languages.
Standards of bill of exchange practices of collection put forward by International Chamber of Commerce, ICC for financial institutions.
Single web site visitor no matter how many times they actually visit the site.
Entire value of a business entity.
Future events and outcomes that cannot be predicted when and where they will occur.
Provision allowing for unpaid premiums to be taken from amount of claim.
Payments to supplement regular premiums of a policy of universal life.
Link in communication from the ground to an orbiting satellite. Opposite of downlink.
Operational time of equipment where it is fully operational. Opposite of downtime.
Economics. Machine or capital assets reduced value by using it.
Amount of money paid to an employee for vacation time.
Financial statement showing wealth that has been created by the enterprise in an accounting period.
Independent audit of a non-profit organization to determine it is using its money efficiently and effectively. Also known as value for money analysis.
Agreement made by an insurance company to pay a pre-determined amount for a loss.
A number, feature or quantity that can increase or decrease with time.
Replacing inventory where a supplier monitors stock or employees get stock information from customers.
Market for services and goods is confined to a narrow customer base though most customers can use the product.
Holder can veto corporate decisions but not board of director elections.
Explosive sales growth or spread of information by customer referrals.