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An understanding that the rest of the goods will be ofThe same standard as the example Security property pledged in order to secure the Fulfilment of a promise or loan Security agreement agreement whereby a person grants Interest in his or her property to another as collateral In order to guarantee performance of an obligation Security interest any interest in property acquired by Agreement or operation of law for the purpose of Securing payment or performance of an obligation Senior partner person who has been a partner of a law Firm for many years (the exact number of years may Differ in each firm); in some law firms, an official title Given to some partners Serve (a document on someone) to deliver a legal Document to someone (which usually demands they go To a court of law or obey an order) Sex discrimination different treatment, usually awarding Privileges to some and denying privileges to others, Based on gender Share consolidation (UK) proportional exchange of Existing shares in the corporation for a fewer number Of shares, each with greater value (US reverse stock Split) Share subdivision (UK) exchange of a multiple of new Shares for each old share such that shareholdings are In the same proportion afterwards (US stock split) Sherman Act (US) US federal statute which was passed In 1890 and which prohibits interference with free Competition and aims to limit monopolies and trusts. Any agreement or combination which has the effect of Restraining trade is prohibited under this statute. Shrink-wrap contract licence agreement or contractual Terms and conditions that appear on the outside Packaging of an item. Acceptance by the consumer is Confirmed by the opening of the package. Often used In the software industry. Sic (Latin) thus Single European market established under the Single European Act, came into effect on 1 January 1993; The core of the process of European economic Integration, involving the removal of obstacles to the Free movement of goods, services, people and capital Between member states of the European Union Small-claims court court that handles civil claims for Limited amounts of money sole practitioner lawyer who practises on his/her own Solicitor (UK) lawyer who is qualified to give legal advice And prepare legal documents Solo practice law practice with only one lawyer solvent able to pay one's debts Special damages (also consequential damages) Damages that are awarded due to a particular wrong Or particular circumstances Special resolution resolution on major decisions of a company (such as changing the company's articles or Reducing its share capital) at a general meeting that must be passed by a certain majority, usually 75% Specific performance when a court orders the breaching Party to perform its part of a contract Statute formal written law created by a legislative body Such as a parliament, as opposed to a law created Through the courts Statute of Frauds piece of legislation which declares That certain kinds of contracts, for example those Date: 2015-12-11; view: 729
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