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SERVE
In Scotch practice. To render a verdict or decision in favor of a person claiming to be an heir; to declare the fact of his heirship judicially. A jury are […]
SERVELET
A small program written for a computer in Java language that runs on a server and not on the browser like an applet.
SERVER
1. Hardware.The most powerful and stringest computer in anetwork housing software for servers and stores and manages data and sends to private work stations. Named after a primary function. 2. […]
SERVI
Lat In old European law. Slaves; persons over whom their masters had absolute dominion. In old English law . Bondmen; servile teuants. Cowell.
SERVI REDEMPTIONE
Criminal slaves in the time of Henry I. 1 Kemble, Sax. 197, (1849.)
SERVICE
In contracts. The being employed to serve another; duty or labor to be rendered by one person to another. The term is used also for employment in one of the […]
SERVICE AREA
The geographical area that a healthe care plan can service that is set by a state agency.
SERVICE BENEFITS
The benefits that are provided by the service association issued according to the days of coverage and not a dollar amount.
SERVICE BILL OF LADING
a documnet issued by a carrier to another carrier for controlling internal transport.
SERVICE BUREAU
A company that provides a service that can be specialised like copying, payroll processing and accounting.
SERVICE BY MAIL
This means to serve a summons by way of mailing it to the person’s address that si done when it is impossible to deliver it directly.
SERVICE CENTER
A support centre that offers services to support other departments in an organisation.
SERVICE CHARGE
1. A fee charged by banks to cover services or a penalty fee. 2. percentage added to a bill for tipping. 3. paid by tenants ofr general maintenance and cleaning […]
SERVICE CONTRACT
A contract for services such as time, expertise and effort instead of goods.
SERVICE FACTOR (SF)
The overload capacity that is built into a device, engine or component before it will break down.
SERVICE GOODS
Goods that have a set of common standard features and only differ in price such as radios, TVs and air conditioners.
SERVICE INDUSTRY
The industry that provides a service instead of goods and products.
SERVICE LEASE
A lease of equipment where the lessee needs to maintain and to service the asset that is leased.
SERVICE LEVEL
A level of inventorywhere demand for an item or a system is met by stock on hand.
SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT
A contract between the person or company providing a service and its customer. It will list nature, scope and quality of a service that is to be provided.
SERVICE MANAGEMENT
An integral system in supply chain management where the sales are connected to the customer. Its purpose is to minimise costs by lowwring inventory levels.
SERVICE MARK (SM)
A mark of identification or a brand that is associated with a service the way a trademark is associated with goods.
SERVICE NON COMPRIS
European phrase where the service charges have not been added to the bill.
SERVICE OF A WIFE
a term that applies to the assistance, aid, comfort, companionship and physical relations that a wife usually affords to her husband.