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fair dealing
manner characterized by candor and full disclosure and free of self-dealing ;specif : such transacting undertaken by a corporate officer on his or her own behalf
fiduciary relationship
exist between agents and principals, attorneys and clients, executors or administrators and legatees or heirs, trustees and beneficiaries, corporate directors or officers and stockholders, receivers or trustees in bankruptcy and creditors, guardians and wards, and confidential advisors
fiduciary shield doctrine
the acts for which the defendant is being sued were performed in his or her capacity as a corporate agent or employee
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ripe
because reasonably determined to be valid and not required to be kept secret for business reasons used of corporate information ripe·ness n
self-dealing
a transaction that is intended primarily to benefit one's self or the narrow interests of a few (as corporate insiders) rather than those to whom one owes a duty by virtue of one's position [ by a
Bank of International Settlements
Bank of International Settlements, means the body corporate established with the said name under the law of Switzerland in pursuance of an agreement dated the 20th
Accession
accession is grounded on the right of occupancy, and derived from the Roman Law; thus if any given corporeal substance receive an accession, either by natural or artificial means, as by the growth of vegetables, the pregnancy
Hylic
Of or pertaining to matter material corporeal as hylic influences
Immaterially
In an immaterial manner without matter or corporeal substance
muckrake
seek for expose or charge especially habitually corruption real or alleged on the part of public men and corporations
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