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Dominance. Some examples of abusive behaviourInclude the refusal to grant licences, geographical Price discrimination, unjustified refusal to supply or Predatory pricing. (US abuse of monopoly power) Acquired company (UK) company that has been merged Into another company and is therefore no longer in Existence (US transferor) Acquirer company that gains control over another Company Acquiring company (UK) company that has gained Control over another company through a merger and Remains in existence after the merger (US survivor) Acquisition of controlling shares purchase of shares Owned by shareholders who have a controlling interest Actual damages see general damages Ad hoc (Latin) for this purpose Admit someone to the Bar (US) to grant a person Permission (from a Bar association) to practise law (UK call someone to the Bar) Advocate person who pleads in court Affidavit written statement which might be used as proof In court that somebody makes after they have sworn Officially to tell the truth Alienability possibility to be transferred Annual general meeting (AGM) yearly meeting of Shareholders of a company where various company Actions may be presented and voted upon Answer principal pleading by the defendant in response To a complaint Anticipatory breach breach of contract committed before Performance is due. The non-breaching party may Regard this as an immediate breach and sue for Damages. Anti-competitive (UK) describes conduct that harms the Market or limits competition among businesses (US Restraint of trade) Antitrust (US) body of law that regulates business Activities and markets, especially agreements and Practices that limit competition (UK competition law) Apparent authority power which an agent appears to Have, or holds himself out as having, and which a third Party reasonably believes actually exists, though not formally granted by its principal/employer Appellant person who appeals a decision to a higher Court (US) see petitioner Appellate court (also court of appeal, appeals court) Court which reviews judgments held by lower courts Arbitration form of dispute resolution (an alternative to Litigation through the court system) in which disputes Are heard and decided by an impartial arbitrator or Arbitrators, chosen by the parties to the dispute Articles of association (UK)document that defines a company's internal organisation (US bylaws) Asset any property that is owned and has value Asset protection method of minimising the risk of loss of one's property from business and personal Liabilities Assign to transfer (rights) to another Assignee person who receives an assignment Assignment of contract transfer of a contract to another Person Assignment of rights transfer of rights to another person Such that the person to whom the rights have been Transferred receives full benefits under the contract assignor person who transfers his/her rights or duties to Another Associate junior lawyer in a law firm Date: 2015-12-11; view: 983
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