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BULK SALE

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The transfer or sale of multiple items rather than individual or in smaller quantities. Frequently occurs during liquidation to quickly sell a large number of identical assets and also when purchasers with significant financial means wish to negotiate a significantly lower price by purchasing in extremely large quantities. … [Read more...]

BUG

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A hidden microphone used for the purpose of eavesdropping on the conversations of another person. Used to record conversations without the knowledge of one or all of the participants. … [Read more...]

BULK SALES ACT

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A statute protecting creditors from businesses that sell in bulk to make quick cash sales in order to avoid paying creditors. The law requires that in certain instances, the seller must first notify the creditors that such a bulk sale will occur. … [Read more...]

BRUKBARN

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In old Swedish law. The child of a woman conceiving after a rape, which was made legitimate. Literally, the child of a struggle. Burrill. … [Read more...]

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