PURCHASE PRICE
the price that has been agreed upon by owner and buyer for the transferring of a property.
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the price that has been agreed upon by owner and buyer for the transferring of a property.
a rule that will affect a person and not the general public. See private law.
a term that is used for all of the interested parties concerned with a bankruptcy.
a Latin phrase that means after this because of this.
an arrangement on a corporation or company where employees can share in business profits.
a term that is used to describe the order that commands a party to do a certain thing.
the name that is given to a consideration that is given before a contract is made.
a term that means to use good judgment, be wise, sensible and reasonably cautious.
This means to intimidate or to be placed in a position of being afraid not to perform an act you have been urged to carry out.
a term given to the negligence that results from failing to act or perform an obligation.
a term that is used when a person physically occupies a property without having the title to it.
term that describes the marks of punctuation that are curved lines, (), used to insert a phrase, word or clause in the middle of a sentence.
the authority that si given to an agent in order to perform acts that is different to performing on behalf of the principal.
a term that is used when a will is filed that contains parts that are not valid.
the right of every US citizen to be protected by the government, have a right to own property, have a right to happiness. It is the 14th amendment.
a term that is used when a person’s patent is violated or encroached upon.
a federal law that governs the payment to employees who are on a premises but not yet started to work.
the term when a will is signed with the testator present.
a term that is used to describe the person who commits a criminal act.
a term that is used for a person’s promise to appear in court.
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