AGENT AD LITEM
When one party represents another in court when they cannot be there.
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When one party represents another in court when they cannot be there.
A BANK forming part of a SYNDICATE arranging a LOAN for a borrower that is responsible for protecting the interests of all other syndicate banks. The lead bank arranging the loan is
An officer who gets all the legal notices in the company. AKA registered agent.
When one party convinces another to commit a crime getting that person arrested as well. Similar to accomplice.
A loan with many banks where one deals with the client.
When an agent has ownernship of their controled parties goods.
A computer program with AI or artificial intelligence that learns and automates processes.
The nonagent party is liable for their agent’s actions. This is for normal day to day business.
The loss caused by agglomeration. The usual reason is not knowing how the other company works due to it being in an unrelated field.
A condition that makes the accused more liable. The more severe punishment is given to cases with brutality. Refer to mitigating circumstance.
planning for 3 to 18 months only. Manufacturers use this to reduce mixing input in products.
A party that organizes things in to similar groups.
Ecommerce model that takes information from several similar websites. This helps design a site that will attract customers. Refer to affiliate model.
Taking greater loss to possibly make a greater profit that does not rely on chance.
A fast growing firm that changes in a market. It keeps itself competitive. Authority is given to departments to speed up information flow.
The slow process that changes physical agencies for either the better or the worse.
Accounts that are arranged based on when a payment is to be received.
An agreement in creating a system for customs value in Tokyo.
When a foreign country asks for help financially after some crisis. There is a net inflow of foreign funds in the country.
Arranging the funds of a project so that more than one source of financing can be used.
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