A voluntary madman. A term applied by Lord Coke to a drunkard, who has voluntarily contracted madness by intoxication . Co. Litt 247; 4 Bl. Comm. 25.

Free; without compulsion or solicitation . Without consideration ; without valuable consideration ; gratuitous.

As to voluntary “Answer,” “Assignment,” “Bankruptcy,” “Confession.” “Conveyance,” “Deposit,” “Escape,” ” Jurisdiction ,” ” Manslaughter ,” “Nonsuit,” “Oath,” “Payment,” “Redemption,” “Sale,” “Settlement,” “Trust,” and “Waste,” see those titles.

the term given to the act of leaving a person with no good reason to and without their consent to leave.

in the practice of the court of chancery , was an answer put in by a defendant, when the plaintiff had filed no interrogatories which required to be answered. Hunt, […]

a term that applies to a willing court appearance.

Agreement of a financially strapped entity and creditors aimed at avoiding liquidation .

An assignment for the benefit of his creditors made by a debtor voluntarily ; as distinguished from a compulsory assignment which takes place by operation of law in proceedings in. […]

the name given to a group of people who get together voluntarily to form an organisation to carry out public good .

When a company files for bankruptcy. The company may be overseen by a trustee. Refer to involuntary bankruptcy .

Matter mandated by law and discussed in collective bargaining processes. Also known as Voluntary bargaining subject, permissive bargaining issue.

Cover like worker’s compensation with benefits that workers compensation may not have.

Assuming that tax payers will comply with all tax laws.

A conveyance without valuable consideration ; such as a deed or settlement in favor of a wife or children. See Gentry v. Field. 143 Mo. 399. 45 S. V. 2S6; […]

a voluntary withdrawal by a plaintiff from a trial of a case he has proposed.

Trust to fund health vary before it is needed.

Free exchange of services and goods between sellers and buyers in a market place.

Leave of absence begun by an employee.

When shareholders liquidate a company that has become solvent. Proceeds are paid in order of seniority.

the term given to the killing of a person that is associated with a fit of anger seemingly for a good reason. It is intentional but not planned.

a judgement that is as he fails to press a suit in the courts against the plaintiff

Relying on regular and occasional volunteers to operate with or without paid staff members.

1. To willingly pay a debt. 2. Paying an illegal demand such as a bribe when it is asked for.

a term that applies to the request by a debtor for him to be declared bankrupt.

Alternate work arrangement allowing employees to work less hours in a pre arranged schedule, with corresponding reduction of benefits and wages.