Using the LIBOR curve and a bonds yield to assess bond risk.

An affirmation ; a positive assertion; a solemn declaration . This word Is seldom, if ever, used for a declaration made under oath, but denotes a declaration accompanied with solemnity […]

To draw or drain water from marsh grounds. Cowell.

When a receiver and giver have the same rights and responsibilities.

In conveyancing . To make or set over to another; to transfer; as to assign property, or some interest therein. Cowell ; 2 Bl. Comm. 320; Bump v. Van Orsdale, […]

That may be assigned or transferred; transferable ; negotiable , as a bill of exchange . Comb. 170; Story, Bills, $ 17.

A contract that allows an owner to give rights or obligations to a new owner. The new owner will also get any benefits before contract close. Exchange traded contracts are […]

the error that has occurred during a trial that can be used and pointed out should an appeal be deemed necessary.

a lease that can be transferred to another person without getting the landlord’s permission .

A Scotch law term equivalent to assignment, (q. v.) Assignatus utitur jure auctoris. An assignee uses the right of his principal; an assignee Is clothed with the rights of his […]

In Scotch law. An assignee.

When a driver is forced upon an insurer for risk. This is high risk.

Coverage for parties that cannot buy conventional policies. It is because of a bad record. The government assigns them to a company to ensure fair compensation .

A person to whom an assignment is made. Allen v. Pancoast, 20 N. J. Law, 74; Ely v. Com’rs, 49 Mich. 17, 12 N. W. 893, 13 N. W. 784. […]

In contracts. 1. The act by which one person transfers to another, or causes to vest in that other, the whole of the right, interest, or property which he has […]

The way job performance is evaluated for professional and technical work. The task is rated according to how hard it is and the skill level to complete it.

In life insurance a third party can be used as collateral. Casualty and property insurance is not assignable.

An assignment whereby a debtor, generally an insolvent, transfers to another his property, in trust to pay his debts or apply the property upon their payment. Van Patten v. Burr, […]

The way costs are minimized by placing machines and work centers at specific locations.

the transfer of money by the debtor to the assignee when money becomes available to do so.

When accounts are pledged as collateral for a loan. The lender gets repayment from these accounts if default occurs. Refer to asset based lending.

When the insured allows an insurer to pay the claim directly to a third party .

When a contractor lets a customer pay directly to a third party doing work.

when a copyright is transferred from the owner to another person or party.

This applies to the court appointed attorney for the purpose of being counsel to a defendant who does not have his own attorney or lacks the funds to engage his […]