a term for asking the court to terminate or dismiss a case. usually asked for by the attorney for the defendant.

The request for more input by the project planners where specific items have not been listed.

asking for a new trial due to the dissatisfaction of the judgement of the initial trial or a belief that there were errors made.

A document used in sealed bids where the purchaser advises potential suppliers of all of the necessary rwquirements for bidding.

A document to solicit prices and quotations that will meet the minimum necessary requirements as psecified. See Invitation to bid (ITB).

A document to request only technical information of a bid.

The initial step in getting people or companies to submit a quote for a project.

The amount of money that the motgagee must pay to close the mortgage.

The minimum rate of return that is deemed acceptable on investment proposals compared to the effortless and low risk rate of return.

an agreement where one party agrees to buy all of the requirements of a product from the other party.

1. Any demands, constraints, needs, necessities needed to be met. 2. Marketing. Standard of benefit, timeliness, cost and value of the product as seen by the customer.

A contract of supply where the seller commits to fulfill the entire requirements for goods and services. Opposite of output contract .

A demand in writing, or formal request or requirement. Bain v. State, 61 Ala. 79; Atwood v. Charlton, 21 R. I. 568, 45 Atl. 580. In international law . The […]

The time between inventory replenishments.

Any property that has been taken by the government. It may be real estate , equipment, vehicles or machinery.

The amount of materials requiired to continue the current operations of production.

a request from court trying a case in another state or country. Testimony is asked for from a witness living in the other state.

In Scotch law. Inferior fiefs; portions of a fief or feud granted out to inferior tenants. 2 Bl. Comm. 57. Rerum ordo oonfunditnr si nnicuique jurisdictio non servetur. 4 Inst. […]

Rerum progressus ostendunt multa, quae in initio praecaveri sen praevideri non possnnt. 6 Coke, 40. The progress of events shows many things which, at the beginning, could not be guarded […]

a Latin phrase for something that belongs to or is connected with a principal thing.

See res judicata .

a Latin phrase that means the point in question or the matter being contested.

a Latin phrase that means abandoned property .

Latin- things done. Any facts that are needed to accompany, constitute or explain a gtransaction that is being questioned.

a Latin phrase for all things that are immovable such as buildings and land.