A test taken in order to establish whether an individual is eligible to receive income earned in a foreign country, and whether they would be able to get deductions and […]

A safety measure that is taken in order to prevent oneself from harm/ injury that might be caused due to the surroundings. For instance, placing a burglar alarm is a […]

A contract that requires physical assets for settlement not cash. Refer to financial settlement .

A quantitave estimation taken to analyze all of the requirements which must be fulfilled for any production process to take place. For instance, the requirements of the machine, the method […]

To physically count the number of items in a company’s stock, usually done when an audit is being done of the company. If an asset will not be used anymore, […]

the term that is applied to bodily harm that a person will inflict on another person.

A practitioner of medicine; a person duly authorized or licensed to treat diseases; one lawfully engaged in the practice of medicine, without reference to any particular school. State v. Beck, […]

An amount of money which is collected through a claim. Before the physician is compensated for, this money is preserved by the health claim. The primary purpose of this is […]

the term that is applied when a group of physicians agree to practice together and share responsibilities for outcomes.

right to keep aspects of a person’s accident or illness secret before a trial commences. Sometimes this right can be waived and details need to be given to the opposing […]

A manual that depicts a variety of different medical procedures carried out by physicians. It is created by the American Medical Association .

An insurance policy that provides cover for a surgeon or physician in case they get embroiled in any malpractice lawsuit or virtually any other lawsuit that is set on the […]

An insurance form which covers the property (equipment, office furniture, etc.) of a doctor or a dentist.

Something that is related to the human body, or any living organism for that matter.

A legal document which provides guarantee on the part of the exporting country, stating that the agricultural shipment has been thoroughly checked, and contains no plant diseases or any dangerous […]

Any substance which can prove to be toxic for plantation is ‘phytotoxic’.

A method by which substances that can contaminate the soil are removed from the soil through the plantation of new plants.

Lat. A pious fraud; a subterfuge or evasion considered morally justifiable on account of the ends sought to be promoted. Particularly applied to an evasion or disregard of the laws […]

An obsolete term for an enormous crime.

A unit of typography used for measurements. Generally, a pica is one sixth of an inch, and is further divided in to 12 different points. Also, pica is the name […]

A robber; a plunderer.

A narrow slip of land running into a corner.

An instrument by which locks are opened without a key.

Money paid at fairs for breaking ground for booths.

In Scotch law. Petty theft; stealing of trifles, punishable arbitrarily. Bell.