VERDICT PRIVY
verdict that is given in private to a judge after the court has been adjourned. It will be given publicly when the court is in session next.
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verdict that is given in private to a judge after the court has been adjourned. It will be given publicly when the court is in session next.
the term that is applied to a verdict that the jury was entitled to render by law.
a term given to the clauses in laws that prescribe the penalties for violations of the laws.
Mortgage loan available to veterans of US Armed Forces.
Steps in arriving at a valuation. Also known as appraisal procedure.
Method of pricing based on a goods perceived worth.
Total value of declared items on a duty entry form accepted by customs.
Proprietary psychographic consumer segmentation system classifying people into 8 groups based on lifestyle. 1. Actualizes, 2, Fulfillers, 3. Achievers, 4. Believers, 5. Strives, 6. Experiencers, 7. Makers, 8. Strugglers.
Inputs able to be adjusted in the short term to decrease or increase output from the manufacturing plant.
Quantities measured continuously, not in discrete units.
Supplier provided credit.
Procedure covering all levels of production from raw material to administration to end product by one company. Gives the entity market place strength.
Immediate right to possession and use of a property or interest in a property.
High ranking employee below president.
Ad hoc alliance between independent experts joined together to pursue a opportunity of business. Also known as virtual company or corporation.
Workplace in several locations where all business is done via email, video and internet.
20% of causes result in 80% of defects/effect’ said JM Juan when applying the Pareto principle to quality management.
Contract with legal force and effects when made that can later be annulled by court by a recession process.
Assuming that tax payers will comply with all tax laws.
Document confirming an action has occurred.
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