1. In Investing, this is a CFA Institute recognized method, a valid corporation – value analysis method, using both public and non-public data and using both material and non-material sources. […]

Supply contract’s price protection clause that states the seller must offer the same price to all customers including the contracting customer.

Non-discriminatory trade policy commitment offered reciprocally offered between two countries. Both countries set the lowest import duty and quota restrictions on each other’s imports as they do on similar imports […]

a clause between nations where the countries agree to treat each other the same as the countries that treat them the best.

In Spanish law. Strayed goods; estrays. White, New Recop. b. 2, tit. 2, c. 6.

MOTE. Sax. A meeting; an assembly. Used in composition , as burymote, folkmote, etc. -Mote-bell. The bell which was used by tlie Saxons to soinmon people to the court. Cowell.

A customary service or payment at the mote or court of the lord, from which some were exempted by charter or privilege. Cowell.

Term for motor hotel. Road-side, overnight accommodations facility. Offers little or no amenities other than parking space, like attached bathroom or room service .

A woman who has borne a child; a female parent; correlative to “son” or “daughter.” The term may also include a woman who is pregnant See Howard v. People, 1S5 […]

A computer’s main, and typically, largest printed circuit board. The central processing unit (CPU) chip, read-only memory (ROM), random-access memory (RAM) are located on this board. Other major functional elements, […]

In practice . An occasional application to a court by the parties or their counsel, in order to obtain some rule or order, which becomes necessary either in the progress […]

the term that describes the application made to a court for the final decision in a law suit.

the term that is used to describe an application to a judge that a verdict be rendered.

the term that asks for a court to hand down a decision and to grant a judgement in favour of the person making the motion.

term that describes a motion to review the decision of a court to see if an error was made. See writ of error .

International Standards Organization (ISO) codec adopted for audio and full-motion video data streams compression and playback. MPEG can reduce a file size to 1/20th or less of its original size […]

the term that is given to the proposal to end a meeting or a session of court.

the name that is applied to the application made to overturn a judgement or decision proposed by the dissatisfied party.

Influencing the way people think or behave individually or in groups by incentives, persuasion , or mental and physical stimulants.

Reasons an entity does does. Human behavior drivers related to work’s intrinsic nature, but not necessarily to environment or surrounding circumstances . Achievement, advancement , autonomy, personal growth, recognition , […]

The purpose driving an entity to do does. To exert persistent effort in attaining a goal, internal and external factors trigger desire and energy in people to continually be interested […]

Goal-oriented behaviors activated in humans described in this specific concept.

1. In Law, this is why one committed the crime, the inducement , reason, or willful desire and purpose behind the commission of an offense. Whether the purpose was good, […]

Refer to mail order/telephone order discount rate.

1. Conversion device making mechanical energy or imparting motion from electrical or other energy. 2. Muscular movement concerns or involvement.