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ultrahazardous

ultrahazardous : being of such extreme danger or risk of harm that strict liability will be imposed

trust

by some kind of commercial activity, transferable certificates of interest, existence continuing after the death of beneficiaries, limited liability, legal title in the hands of trustees, and officers having duties of management called also common-law trust Massachusetts

sexual harassment

that the employer is liable under respondeat superior because of actual or constructive knowledge of the harassment. Strict liability is often imposed for harassment of an employee by a supervisor or for quid pro quo sexual harassment.

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tax preference item

: an item (as an amount of depreciation) favorable to a taxpayer in the ordinary computation of tax liability that is taxed in the computation of alternative minimum tax

suicide clause

suicide clause : a provision limiting the liability of an insurer to a return of net premiums paid if an insured commits suicide within a stipulated

step transaction doctrine

law: a series of separate but related transactions may be viewed as a single transaction and the tax liability may be based on that transaction rather than the individual transactions in the series

statutory employer

business and who is liable for workers' compensation according to a statute establishing such an employment relationship or liability

state action

state efforts to displace competition with regulation or a state-supervised monopoly NOTE: Such efforts are immune from antitrust liability.

special duty doctrine

special duty doctrine : an exception to the public duty doctrine that imposes liability for injury on a government entity when there is a special duty owed to the plaintiff but not

simulation

of effect may not be asserted against third parties, such as creditors or bona fide purchasers, to avoid liability.

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