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AS IS

When a product is sold in the exact condition it is in at present, without warranties or guarantees. … [Read more...] about AS IS

ARTICULATED PLEADING

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A pleading which sets forth in separate clauses each issue in the case, such as a complaint that specifies each cause of action in detail. … [Read more...] about ARTICULATED PLEADING

ASAP

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As Soon As Possible … [Read more...] about ASAP

ARTICULATELY

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Article by article; by distinct clauses or articles; by separate propositions. … [Read more...] about ARTICULATELY

ASCEND

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To go up; to pass up or upwards; to go or pass in the ascending line. 4 Kent, Comm. 393, 397. … [Read more...] about ASCEND

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