A commercial contract offered to an investor with periodic investment instruments.

the term that is given to the captain of a ship or the chief commanding officer of a ship.

Several related subplans incorporated together to make one master plan .

The contract issued to the employer under a group insurance policy issued for employees. An insured who is able to issue certificates of coverage to others can obtain this type […]

A comprehensive product manufacturing schedule that covers to be assembled or made, when, with what materials acquired when, and the cash required translated into a business plan . Material requirements […]

Subsequent copies are made from this one original document.

Vicarious liability rule in agency law. A principal or employer is responsible and accountable for any negligent acts of the agent or employee. Even when the agent’s specific acts were […]

A trust company manages several trust properties as a single trust property acting as a trustee for a group of associated trustors or firms under this type of custody arrangement […]

term in law that means the master, the employer, must answer for the actions of his servant, the employee.

Typically requiring four years of study and obtained from a college or university, this is a distinction as a higher level of education. A master’s degree program exists in almost […]

World-renown worldwide credit card corporation . On May 25, 2006 MasterCard converted from a privately held company to a public company . One of the three major credit cards accepted […]

Students who successfully graduate from their college or university’s MBA program earn this particular advanced college degree . Traditionally a student will have already received a Bachelors degree in some […]

In old records. A decayed house; a wall; the ruins of a buildiug; a certain quantity of land, about four oxgangs.

A portfolio with close or exact same maturity dates.

the term given to the buy and sell orders that make a wash sale.

An Accounting term that is a fundamental concept of accrual basis accounting . It offsets revenue by expenses based on their cause-and-effect relationship . It states that the costs incurred […]

Offsetting an income transaction with an expense transaction is the duty of an accountant.

The officer second in command on a merchant vessel. Ely v. Peck, 7 Conn. 242; Millaudon v. Martin, 6 Rob. (La.) 539.

an officer of a vessel signs this type of document making a receipt that is evidence of a shipment onboard the vessel. It is not a title document and acts […]

In French law . The hire of a ship or boat.

Lat. In the civil law . The mother or mistress of a family. A chaste woman, married or single. Calvin.

Lat. In the civil law . Materials; as distinguished from spccies, or the form given by labor and skill. Dig. 41, 1, 7, 7-12; Fleta. lib. 3, c. 2.

Important; more or less necessary; having influence or effect; going to the merits; having to do with matter, as distinguished from form. An allegation is said to be material when […]

When a bank can demand repayment of a loan when a borrower has a bad financial turn.

This makes up the major part of a plaintiff’s claim about the defendant.