Wastes resulting from, 1. over production, 2. waiting for next job, 3. unnecessary movement of material, 4. over processing due to poor design, 5. inventories bigger than the requirement, 6. […]

a term for a person who has been seen or heard from and is presumed to be dead.

See amendments to Constitution .

To separate. When two joint defendants separate iu the action, each plead- ing separately his owu plea and relying upon a separate defense , they are said to sever.

In the event a fraud is committed per a poorly written term of an insurance policy this clause protects the insurer from having to make a settlement payment. Legal fees […]

Admitting of severance or separation, capable of being divided; capable of being severed from other things to which it was joined, and yet maintaining a complete and independent existence.

A contract made up of several parts where you can comply with parts seperately from one another. The failure to comply with one part will not terminate the contract.

Separate; individual ; Independent . In this sense the word is distinguished from “joint.” Also exclusive; iudi- vidual; appropriated. In this sense it is opposed to “common.”

The completion of a transaction by a certain date. Refer to joint and several .

Where a plaintiff has several distinct causes of action, he is allowed to pursue them cumulatively in the same action, subject to certain rules which the law pre- scribos. Wharton.

In English practice. In the action of ejectment, it was formerly customary , in case there were any doubt as to thelegal estate being in the plaintiff, to insert in […]

Different to a joint liability where more than one person is deemed liable. A plaintiff may initiate procedings against only one party.

Solely, seperately, singly or exclusively. Owned by only one entity.

agreeing with his minutes and his recollection. See Railroad Co. v. Cone, 37 Kan. 507, 15 Pac. 409; In re Prout’s Estate (Sur.) 11 N. Y. Supp. 100.

the term that is applied to an estate that is owned by only one person.

In pleading. Separation ; division. The separation by defendants in their pleas; the adoption, by several defendants, of separate pleas, instead of joining in the same plea. Steph. PI. 257. […]

Saving the part of the contract that remains after removing parts of it. Possible where (1) the agreement contains more than one part, (2) you can comply with some clauses […]

This term applies to the separating into individual trials in a case where the defendant wants to turn state’s evidence or wants to be separated from the other defendants.

The package that is offered to employees whose contract has been closed for work. Will include payment for a set period of time after which employment is terminated.

The amount paid to an employee on termination of his work contract.

Strict, austere or intense with disastrous consequences.

Real property that is converted to personal property after it has been severed or cut and made into a movable object.

The degree of sterness, harshness or austerity.

A computation of the expected potential of loss to determine premium rates.

One who guards the sea-coast; custos maris .