NONPROFIT
the term given to activities that don’t lead to making a profit.
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the term given to activities that don’t lead to making a profit.
the term that is given to the notice in a record that is not in writing.
the name of a federal act that makes it unlawful to buy, dispense and sell some narcotic drugs without a federal license.
a word used to indicate her name before she was married. It is French word for previously known as.
the term applying to the person who is born in the country where they are a citizen.
the name that is given to the notice that is required by law for a person suing a public corporation.
the written notice from a landlord to the tenant asking that he leave the premises.
a term that describes the breach of a contract and the failing to carry out the terms of the agreement.
See amendments to the constitution.
term used to describe a female child from natural and not adopted parents.
the abbreviation that is sued for the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations.
the term that is used for having no use and lacking any usefulness whatsoever.
A term that is used to describe a person who disagrees and dissents from the accepted and established modes behavior.
the notice that is written and requires a party to produce for the court certain papers and documents.
the term given to a fixed investment trust that can only buy securities listed when the trust was organised.
a term given to the strict interpretation of a law or document that is different to a liberal interpretation.
the name that is given to a law suit that is based on new facts that differ from the original facts.
the abbreviation that is for the North American Free Trade Agreement.
a term that applies to the inferred or the implied notice that can’t be contradicted legally.
a term used for the ordinances that restrict the types of buildings that can be erected in certain areas.
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