A decrease in profit that is not expected due to legal action or real estate issues.
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CONTINGENT MANAGEMENT STYLE
Managing a company that depends on the individual situation. It is between autocratic, consultative, and democratic styles. Refer to contingency school of management .
CONTINGENT PAYMENT
A payment made only when something specific occurs like equipment purchasing.
CONTINGENT PREMIUM OPTION
An OVERTHECOUNTER COMPLEX OPTION where the buyer is only obliged to pay the seller PREMIUM if the contract ends INTHEMONEY. If the option ends inthemoney but the INTRINSIC VALUE is […]
CONTINGENT RENT
Rent that changes from month to month accroding to the finances of the tenant.
CONTINGENT RIGHT
a right that depends on a future event or the performance of an action.
CONTINGENT STAFFING
A staffing that has employees hired as they are needed for a short amount of time.
CONTINGENT SURPLUS NOTE (CSN)
US insurance for a loss of cash should a sudden event cause a loss of business. A trust is started selling the note. When needed securities are converted into cash. […]
CONTINGENT SURPLUS NOTES
A form of PRELOSS FINANCING where an INSURER or REINSURER issues NOTES to investors via a TRUST if a predefined lossmaking TRIGGER event occurs. The issuance provides funding to compensate […]
CONTINGENT TRIGGER
A COVENANT in a credit agreement requiring a borrower to undertake certain actions (such as repaying DEBT, selling ASSETS, issuing COMMON STOCK ) in the event a predefined TRIGGER event […]
CONTINGENT TRUST
A trust that starts when a specific event happens. AKA standby trust.
CONTINGENT VALUATION
Pricing according to a customer’s response to the product or service. A survey is make to decide if the price should change due to the feedback.
CONTINGENT WORK
A part of a job that is used in emergencies or temporarily for short term projects.
CONTINGENT WORKER
An employee who is hired for contingent work , paid by the hour, or has no benefits like the regular employees.
CONTINUAL CLAIM
In old English law . A formal claim made by a party entitled to enter upon any lands or tenements, but deterred from such entry by menaces, or bodily fear, […]
CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT
Improvement that occurs in spurts that reoccur. AKA continuous improvement .
CONTINUANCE
The adjournment or postponement of an action pending in a court, to a subsequent day of the same or another term. Com. v. Maloney, 145 Mass. 205, 13 N. E. […]
CONTINUANDO
In pleading. A form of allegation in which the trespass, criminal offense , or other wrongful act complained of is charged to have been committed on a specified day and […]
CONTINUATION
A work of an author that is intended to finish an unfinished piece. It can be a series of several works.
CONTINUED PORTION OF CONTRACT
The amount of work left on a contract when it is terminated. A contractor must finish this.
CONTINUING
Enduring; not terminated by a single act or fact; subsisting for a definite period or intended to cover or apply to successive similar obligations or occurrences. As to continuing ” […]
CONTINUING APPROPRIATION
An account that us set aside for long term programs that are there until they run out or a project is done. AKA noyear appropriation .
CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES
A place where residents can get to a hospital easily.
CONTINUING CLAIMS
A sign that the weekly unemployment statistics gives towards employement and its current and future state. The persons who filed a claim and the ones who are currently getting benefits. […]
CONTINUING CONSIDERATION
This applies to acts that due to necessity take place over a long period of time.