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Recruitment
assist in securing any employment in any country or place outside India and the entering into any correspondence, negotiation, agreement or arrangement with any individual for or in relation to the employment of such individual in any
Impasse
Impasse, means a point in labour negotiations at which agreement cannot be reached. A neutral third party (Such as a mediator) is often called in
Injunction
person; the disclosure of secrets acquired in the course of a confidential employment; the alienation of property; the negotiation of bills of exchange and promissory notes obtained by fraud or collusion; the transfer of stock; the receipt
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Ireland
Ireland. The Republicans (Sinn Fein, 'Ourselves Alone') of Southern Ireland refused to accept the Act, and after prolonged negotiations between the Cabinet of the United Kingdom and representatives of Sinn Fein a Peace Treaty was signed on
Jari
sense the word was used. Where the meaning of the words used in a document is clear, the negotiations which led up to the contract or the grant embodied in it should not be taken into consideration
Listing
a Stock Exchange. The principal objectives of listing are to provide ready marketability and impart liquidity and free negotiability to stocks and shares; ensure proper supervision and control of dealings therein; and protect the interests of shareholders
Office practice
Office practice, means a law practice that primarily involves handling matters outside of court, such as negotiating and drafting contracts, preparing wills and trusts, setting up corporations and partner-ships, and advising on tax or employment
Over-the-counter market
that are not traded on an organised exchange. Over-the Counter (OTC) trading usually occurs through telephone or computer negotiations between buyers and sellers. Many of the more actively traded OTC Stocks are listed on NASDAQ, Black's Law
Paper Office
of Whitehall), an ancient office where all the public writings, matters of State and council, proclamations, letters, intelligences, negotiations of the King's ministers abroad, and, generally, all the papers and dispatches that passed through the offices of
Proxeneta
marriage (commonly called marri-age-brokage contracts), by which a party engages to give another a compensation if he will negotiate and advantageous marriage for him, are void, as being injurious to or subversive of the public interest; see
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