Exposed to or involving danger; perilous; risky.The terms “hazardous,” “extra-hazardous,” “specially hazardous,” and “not hazardous”are well-understood technical terms In the business of insurance, havingdistinct and separate meanings. Although what goods […]

Airborne substances that cause or add to the health risk.

The EPA lists these substances and needs the MSDS to communicate the procedures.

A building a fire or explosion hazard can occur in due to gasses, liquids, mixtures, dust, or fibers.

Any substance that can threaten health, safety, and property being transported. It canbe corrosive, harmful, irritant, reactive, or toxic.

A chemical reaction that relases a high amount of heat. The conditions of this are listed in the MSDS.

A byproduct of the industrial process that are either corrosive, igintabile, reactive, or toxic. It must be handled and stored in a controlled way. Refer to toxic waste .

The use of this pronoun In a written instrument , in referring to a person whoseChristian name is designated therein by a mere initial, is not conclusive that the personreferred […]

This expression is applied to equity cases where a person seeking equity needs to act with equity and fairness to his adversary.

In the laws of the republic of Texas, a certificate issued under authority of au act of 1S39,which provided that every person immigrating to the republic between October 1, 1S37,and […]

Chief; leading; principal; the upper part or principal source of a stream.

ATECHNICALANALYSIS charting figure of a security or index that features a supporting price plateau, followed by a spike, then a reversal to a second supporting price plateau; the formation of […]

The individual carried on payroll rather than the computed wages paid.

A recruitement angency that finds personnel and make them a candidate for a job.

This term applies to the summary of the issues that are involved in a case.

Filing taxes stating the party has been the head of a home for someone who is dependent or not a dependent. They have half the support of that dependent.

Certain tribuuals in Scotland, abolished by 20 Geo. II. c. 50. Ersk. 1,4, 5.

A syllabus to a reported case: a summary of the points decided in thecase, which is placed at the head or beginning of the report.

An exaction of 40d. or mure, collected by the sheriff of Northumberlandfrom the people of that county twice in every seven years , without account tothe king. Abolished in 144-1. […]

In Saxon law. The head or chief officer of a borough ; chief of thefrankpledge tithing or decennary. This office was afterwards, when the petty constablesliipwas created, united with that […]

How employees at a place are reduced due to changes in circumstance. It can be drops in sales or services.

In old English law . A narrow piece of unplowed land left at the end of aplowed field for the turning of the plow. Called, also, “butt”

Stating that negativenews has an effect in companies and economy. It can cause less spending.

A monthly estimate based on the Consumer Price Index .

An overseas office that coordinates functions for a central office in the home country.