Secured documents or pouches lodging usually requiring a key for access, this is an opening in a building’s exterior wall, as in a bank,

Night trading is the buying and selling of stocks, commodities and currencies during those hours when the stock markets are closed. For example, the NYSE and the NASDAQ are open […]

a Latin phrase for nothing.

a Latin phrase for there is nothing.

A member of a secret association , (especially in Russia,) which is devoted to the destruction of the present political, religious, and social institutions. Webster.

Founded in 1949, 225 largest Japanese corporations listed on Tokyo stock exchange as a price weighted index . It holds the ‘First section’ firms’ shares, the Japanese equivalent to NYSE […]

Lat Nothing. A contracted form of “nihil,” which see.

A thief; a pilferer.

A borrower avoids disclosing income and personal assets with this specific reduced documentation mortgage loan . This mortgage type typically has an interest rate higher than market. To secure the […]

Following an audit, the recipient has 90 days to respond to a tax deficiency or other discrepancy as detailed in this type of notice sent from the IRS. Tax collection […]

Lat. Unless. The word is often affixed, as a kind of elliptical expression, to the words “rule,” “order,” “decree,” “judgment.” or ” confirmation ,” to indicate that the adjudication spoken […]

a Latin phrase for a trial that was originally heard by a judge and jury that is different from a trial conducted on appeal.

Inorganic or organic ester or nitric acid salt containing the (NO3) ion. Nitrates play a major part in nitrogen cycle and nitrate pollution . They are the most water soluble […]

Excessive nitrates amounts washed out from inorganic fertilizers cause water contamination . These are the most commonly sold and used fertilizers. Suspected in infant blood poisoning and stomach cancer in […]

Ammonia decomposition releases nitrogen that reacts with metal to make iron nitride, an hardening substance. In the presence of ammonia, a nitrogen and hydrogen compound, this specific metallurgical process hardens […]

Microorganisms in soil and water oxidize ammonium (NH4+) ions into nitrite (NO2) ion and then nitrate (NO3) ions. Plants absorb nitrate ions as essential nutrients. Oxygen helps convert or synthesize […]

Nitrous acid ester or salt containing the nitrite (NO2) ion. Certain bacteria in the soil convert nitrites into nitrates as plant nutrients. They are used mainly as meat coloring agents […]

Inert gas. 78 percent of the Earth’s atmosphere by volume and about 77 percent by weight is nitrogen. Colorless, odorless, tasteless, and non-toxic, it maintains at these levels by the […]

Natural process that takes free nitrogen (N2) from the air, converts or fixes it in nitrogen compounds that plant use as nutrients, as in fertilizer. In nature, certain bacteria present […]

ful. Co. Litt. G6o, 976. A maxim very frequently quoted by Lord Coke, but to be taken in modern law with some qualification . Broom, Max. ISO, 366. Nihil simul […]

In old English law . Welshmen, because they live NO AWARD 820

The name of a pica in an action on an award, by which the defendant traverses the alleg/ition that an award was made.

This phrase, when indorsed by ;i grand jury on an indictment , is equivalent to “not found,” “not a true bill,” or “ig- norumus.”

Defendant’s submission that the opposing party has no case to rebut, with no evidence , and no legal grounds. End of the trial and release of the defendant comes from […]

Insurance premium allowed discounted or reduced on auto accident policies. As high as 60 percent of premium. It is awarded on the basis that no claims by the policy holder […]