VESTING INSTRUMENT
Document vested in a body.
Your Free Online Legal Dictionary • Featuring Black’s Law Dictionary, 2nd Ed.
Document vested in a body.
Real-time two way transmission of video and audio signals over a LAN or the internet. Also known as video teleconferencing.
Health insurance plan covering vision care.
Insight into a customer’s wants, needs and preferences through indirect and direct questioning.
Relying on regular and occasional volunteers to operate with or without paid staff members.
Statistician credit with helping the economy of China to recover after WWII.
Reckless disregard for others safety and rights and knowing harm or injury may result.
Used or spent water contain dissolved solids, discharge from homes, industries etc.
Hour by hour and day by day variations in conditions of atmosphere.
Financial services corporation specializing in money transfer. Based in US but used around the world. In business since 1851.
(1) Directory service of Interknit listing names, addresses of people owning and maintaining web sites. (2) Online directory listing logged on network users and people with responsibility for maintenance and management.
Website of collaboration allowing users to edit, and upload web page content.
Short period of time that an opportunity can be grabbed or lost.
Obstruction of justice by suppression of evidence knowing it is being looked for.
Having performed a task or tasks. See working.
Strategy where a borrower negotiates with the lender to restructure a debt.
Detained person’s attorney uses this writ to force police to bring the person to court and challenge legality of detention.
Level of prevention of defects where output is within limits.
Term for the action of accepting an insurance application and insuring a risk.
Condition where direct benefit of growth is outweighed by the negative consequences of that growth.