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PARTIAL DISABILITY

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With regard to disability benefits, a mental or physical disability that partially impairs the ability of a person to perform normal work activities and which may only be temporary in duration. … [Read more...] about PARTIAL DISABILITY

PAROLEE

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A person released on parole from prison. … [Read more...] about PAROLEE

PARTIAL LOSS

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The loss of a part of something which only affects that part. … [Read more...] about PARTIAL LOSS

PAROLS DE LEY

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LL Fr. Words of law; technical words. Parols font plea. Words make the plea. 5 Mod. 458. … [Read more...] about PAROLS DE LEY

PARTIAL PERFORMANCE

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The completion of a divisible obligation of a contract. The general rule is that partial performance can be accepted. However, a contract is not compete by partial performance and remains incomplete until full performance. Partial performance is of importance with regard to damages and remedies. … [Read more...] about PARTIAL PERFORMANCE

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