Debtor retains control over the property but is limitedIn what he or she may do with it
Notice document providing notification of a fact, claim, or
Proceeding
Novation substitution of an obligation with a new one,
Thereby cancelling the old obligation
Objects goals or purposes of a company
objects clause section of a company's memorandum of
association that outlines the company's objects
Obligee person to whom a right is owed
Obligor person who owes a right
Offer indication of willingness to enter into a contract on
Specified terms, whereby, if accepted by the other
Person, a binding contract would result
Offeree party to whom an offer is made
Offeror party that displays a willingness to enter into a
Contract on specified terms
Oligopoly market situation in which only a small number
Of firms compete with each other
Glossary
E
On notice of the security interest where a security
Interest exists between a certain creditor and debtor.
It occurs on perfection of a security interest.
Ordinance (US) municipal law (UK by-law)
Ordinary course of business regular mode of conduct or
Routine of a trade
Ordinary resolution (UK) resolution passed by a simple
Majority of members at the annual general meeting
Ordinary shares (UK) shares that carry voting rights and
Dividend entitlements and which are the most common
Form of shares (US common shares)
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Paralegal person who assists a lawyer with legal work,
But is not a lawyer
Parallel behaviour acting in a similar way to another; for
Example, setting prices at the same level as a
Competitor or producing a similar level of output as
Another in the same business
Parol Evidence the rule that evidence, apart from the
Actual contract itself, cannot modify, explain, vary or
Contradict the written terms of a contract
Party person or entity involved in an agreement
Passage of title exchange of ownership in a property
Passing of risk the point at which the risk (e.g. of
Damage) passes from one party to another (and
Therefore also the responsibility, for example, for
Insuring goods)
Passing off illegal type of unfair competition whereby a
Business does something that the public would
Reasonably believe to be related to the activities of a
Different business such that this second business
Suffers damages as a result
Patent grant from the government giving exclusive rights
To an inventor to make, use or sell an invention for a
Specified period of time
Payee person who is being paid in a bill of exchange
Pecuniary compensation remedy that involves
Compensating through money
Penal law (also criminal law) area of law that deals with
Crime, punishment or penalties
Penetrate the market to enter into a market
Per annum (Latin) per year
Per se (Latin) by itself
Perfected when the appropriate filing or registering or
Other formal action of a security interest has been
done to protect one's security interest in another's
Property against all other creditors
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