CROSS CULTURAL MANAGEMENT 3RD CHAPTER 3 (14) BUSINESS CULTURES IN THE WESTERN WORLD

Client security funds: State funds that compensate clients of attorneys who have stolen theirmoney. Monies for these funds come from attorney registration and bar association fees.Close: A parcel of land that is surrounded by a boundary of some kind, such as a hedge or a fence.To culminate, complete[r]

RES JUD ICATA,whichprevents a party from litigating a jurisdictional claim that has already been resolved by a prior,final decision, or if the litigants had an opportunity to raise the issue and challenge the othercourt’s lack of jurisdiction a nd failed to do so.Bottomry: A contract, in maritime la[r]

3rd Nov 2000 Roll out and Support Project Sign off Other commitments Sl# Commitments 1 This project will follow the Rational Unified Methodology (RUP). 1.3 Assumptions Assumptions made while planning • Migration to Visual Age for Java 3.0 will not be done by this team • Intelligent upda[r]

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PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION passed from one individualto another, intended to be heard only by the individual addressed.Confidential relation: Any connection between two individuals in which one of the parties hasan obligation to act with extremeGOOD FAITH for the benefit of the other party.Confiscate:[r]

man and one woman, one man and one man, or one woman and one woman, who have thecapacity to enter into such an agreement, mutually promise to live together in the relationshipof husband and wife in law for life, or until the legal termination of the relationship.Marshal: A federal court officer whos[r]

action to be taken on a proposed bill through prolonged, irrelevant, and procrastinatingspeeches on the floor of the House, Senate, or other legislative body.Filius nullius: [Latin, A s on of n obody.] An illegitimate child who had few legal rights under thecommon law.GALE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN L[r]

weaker state surrenders b y treaty the management of some or all of its international affairs to astronger state.Protest: A protest is a formal statement or action expressing dissent or disapproval; under somecircumstances, a protest i s lodged to preserve a claim or right that would be waived unles[r]

SUBROGATION,whichGALE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LAW, 3RD E DITION2 ABDUCTION DICTIONARY OF LEGAL TERMSdenotes the substitution of a clause; from dispensation, which only sets it aside in a particularinstance; and from antiquation, which is the refusing to pass a law.Abscond: To go in a clandes[r]

Rebuttable presumption: A conclusion as to the existence or nonexistence of a fact that a judgeor jury must draw when certain evidence has been introduced and admitted as true in a lawsuitbut that can be contradicted by evidence to the contrary.Rebutter: InCOMMON-LAW PLEADING, the response made by a[r]

defendant received money that, i nEQUITY and good c onscience, should be paid to the plaintiff.Monopoly: Aneconomicadvantageheldbyoneormorepersons or companies deriving from theexclusive power to carry on a particular b usiness or trade or to manufacture and sell aparticular item, thereby suppressin[r]

Court h and: In old English practice, the peculiar style and form of writing in which court recordswere transcribed from the earliest period to the reign of George II, circa 1760.Court-martial: A tribunal that tries violations of military criminal law. It often refers to the entiremilitary justice p[r]

property, even if fully paid off, as long as it is left open.Open listing: A type of real estate listing contract whereby any agent who has a right toparticipate in the open listing is entitled to a commission if he or she produces the sale.Open shop: A business in which union and nonunion workers a[r]

retain designated consumer goods for sale to the consumer at a specified price on a future date,if the consumer deposi ts w ith the seller an agreed upon sum of money.Leading case: An important judicial decision that is frequently regarded as having settled ordetermined the law upon all points invol[r]

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COMMON L AW.Unfair labor practice: Conduct prohibited by federal law regulating relations among employers,employees, and labor organizations.Uniform acts: Laws that are designed to be adopted generally by all the states so that the law inone jurisdiction is the same as in another jurisdiction.Unifor[r]

his lands to his vassal.Investment: The placement of a particular sum of money in business ventures, real estate, orsecurities of a permanent nature so that it will produce an income.Invitation: The act by which an owner or occupier of particular land or premises encourages orattracts others to ente[r]

regulation, or policy.Suspended sentence: A sentence given after the formal conviction of a crime that the convictedperson is not required to serve.Suspicion: The apprehension of something without proof to verify the belief.GALE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LAW, 3RD E DITIONDICTIONARY OF LEGAL TE[r]

Slip decision: A copy of a judgment by the U.S. Supreme Court or other tribunal that is printedand distributed almost immediately subsequent to the time that it is handed down by the court.Slip law: A copy of a bill that is passed by a state legislature and endorsed by the governor, orpassed by Cong[r]

positions taken by the parties.Vertical merger: A merger between two business firms that have a buyer-seller relationship.Vest: To give an immediate, fixed right of present or future enjoyment.Veterans’ rig hts: The legal rights and benefits extended to those who served on active duty in andhave bee[r]