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outright
Matched in: Term outright
advancement
later change it to an advancement. A gift given as an advancement can, however, be changed into an outright gift.
merger
merger that is characterized by the issuance of stock to the corporation to be absorbed rather than an outright purchase of assets for cash, by continued participation of the shareholders, directors, and employees of the absorbed corporation,
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bacteriostasis
inhibition of the growth of bacteria without outright killing of the organism
Adverse possession
basic difference between a case in which the other party is put in possession of property by an outright transfer, both parties stipulating for a total divestiture of all rights of transfer in the property and in
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