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NONCONTESTABILITY CLAUSE

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A provision in a policy that states that, after the passage of time, an error may not be disputed. … [Read more...]

NONIMMIGRANT

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A person or persons who visit the United States temporarily for a particular purpose but do not remain permanently. Common examples include tourists, students and temporary workers. … [Read more...]

NONCONTIGUOUS

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Not connected, typically used to describe two parcels of real estate. … [Read more...]

NONIMMIGRANT VISA

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A United States visa that allows a person to temporarily enter the U.S. for a limited purpose and which as specific privileges such as the right to study in a university or to work. Student visas are usually know as F-1 or M-1 visas, investors are E-2. Time period for stay varies, as an investor may stay for years but a tourist usually has no more than six months. … [Read more...]

NON-CONTINUOUS EASEMENT

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A non-apparent or discontinuous easement. Fetters v. Humphreys, 18 N. J. Eq. 262. See EASEMENT. … [Read more...]

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