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UNJUST ENRICHMENT DOCTRINE

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A legal principle where someone who received a benefit which they did not deserve should not be able to retain the benefit without compensation to the party providing the enrichment. A concept of fairness and equity. A person who realizes that a paitner is painting the wrong car but stands silent allowing the painter to finish the job will not be able to retain the benefit … [Read more...]

UNLIQUIDATED

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Not ascertained in amount; not determined; remaining unassessed or unsettled; as unliquidated damages. … [Read more...]

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE

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The government agency established in 1775 responsible for the postal service and delivery of mail in the United States. … [Read more...]

UNITED STATES TAX COURT

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The federal administrative agency which adjudicated disputes over tax issues such as income tax, estate taxes and other disputes involving the IRS. … [Read more...]

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