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NONREFUNDABLE

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Where an item purchased, such as many airline tickets, do not permit a refund upon request of the purchaser should the purchaser decide later that he or she wishes not to use the ticket. … [Read more...]

NONNA

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In old ecclesiastical law. A nun. Nonnus, a monk. Spelman. … [Read more...]

NON-RESIDENCE

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Residence beyond the limits of the particular jurisdiction. In ecclesiastieal law. The absence of spiritual persons from their benefices. … [Read more...]

NONNEGOTIABLE

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That which is not transferable or assigned to another person or party. … [Read more...]

NONRESIDENT

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A person who resides in a location but is not classified as a permanent resident. … [Read more...]

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