The daily limit of exposure to any substance to humans, standardized in a 8 hour shift. The Permissible Exposure Limit was set up by OSHA.

A license to do a thing; an authority to do an act which, without such authority, would have been unlawful.

A method of marketing which requests permission from the recipient to send promotional messages.

Negations of law. arising either from the law’s silence or its express declaration . Ruth. Inst. b. 1, c. 1.

llowed; allowable; that which may be done.

the term given to a suit brought against the plaintiff by the defendant who is being sued.

a term that applies when the occupation of a property by a person has the owner’s permission .

A license or instrument granted by the officers of excise, (or customs,) certifying that the duties on certain goods PERMIT 894 PERQUISITES have been paid, or secured, and permitting their […]

A bond which provides guarantee that the person to whom a permit was issued will follow all of the laws which are required for the activity, for which the permit […]

Permission granted for something, such as to perform construction or any commerce activity. Or, it could also mean to gain access to any area that was previously restricted.

The exchange of one movable subject for another; barter.

A writ to an ordinary, commanding him to admit a clerk to a benefice upon exchange made with another. Reg. Orig. 307.

Taking; a taking or receiving ; as of the profits of an estate. Actual pernancy of the profits of an estate is the taking, perception , or receipt of the […]

He who receives the profits of lands, etc.; he who has the actual pernancy of the profits.

L. Fr. A taker. Le per- nour ou le detenour, the taker or the detainer. Britt c. 27.

L. Lat A purpart; a part of the inheritance .

Generally, this term denotes the x>erson who actually commits a crime or delict, or by whose immediate agency it occurs. But, where a servant of a rail- road company is […]

Never ceasing; continuous ; enduring; lasting; unlimited in respect of time; continuing without intermission or interval. See Scanlan v. Crawshaw, 5 Mo. App. 337. Perpetual edict. In Roman law. Originally […]

The annuity taken from an asset. In perpetual annuity , the life of the annuitant has no impact.

The office of a curate in a parish where there is no spiritual rector or vicar, but where a clerk (curate) is appointed to officiate there by the impropriator. 2 […]

A bond with no maturity date . Investors receive coupons but the principal is never paid. Refer to undated security, console, irredeemable bond, and perpetual floating rate note .

term given to the right of a non-owner to use the adjoining land for right of way forever.

A hybrid floating rate note with no maturity date . The investors are paid in coupons but the pricipal is not paid. Refer to capped, inverse, and range floating range […]

that term that is given to a privileged that it shall continue forever.

A manual or automatic system of accounting in which the inventory is adjusted properly with delivery, movements and receipts being updated in real time.