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Terms and conditionsTerms and conditions is the common name for the document in which credit card issuers describe in detail their practices. After a consumer applies for a credit card and receives it in the mail, the first use of the card turns the terms and conditions into a legal contract.
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Terms and conditionsA phrase generally applied to the rules under which all bids must be submitted and the stipulations included in most purchase contracts; often published by the purchasing authorities for the informati [..]
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Terms and conditionsAll the provisions and agreements of a contract.
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Terms and conditionsContractual terms include all the provisions, rights and obligations relevant to a particular agreement. They include express terms, which are written down and included in the contract and, implied t [..]
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Terms and conditionsThe terms and conditions of an agreement between a credit card issuer and a credit card company describe the rules and regulations that the credit card issuer goes by. Once the card is used for the first time, the terms and conditions of the credit card become legally binding.
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Terms and conditionsAll the provisions and agreements of a contract.
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Terms and conditionsthose terms and conditions specifically applied by us to a banking service but does not include any other terms and conditions that may apply by operation of law.
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Terms and conditionsAccording to 15 USCS § 3002 (22), [Title 15. Commerce and Trade; Chapter 57. Interstate Horseracing] the term terms and conditions includes, “but is not limited to, the percentage which is paid by the [..]
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Terms and conditionsA smaller picture of things like photos, or web pages.
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Terms and conditionsSpecifics of an order for printing that a printer and a customer make part of their contract.
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Terms and conditionsThe provisions (requirements) of a particular insurance policy.
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Terms and conditionsWhen you sign a loan or credit application and the bank or other lender accepts the application, you’re effectively entering into a contract with your bank or lender, and in doing so you’re agreeing to a series of terms and conditions. The credit contract will outline the terms and conditions, including how much you’re borrowing and the cost of the [..]
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Terms and conditionsThis refers to the rules, limitations, exclusions and features of an insurance policy, as well as the rights of both the insurance company and the policyholder.
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Terms and conditionsCookies
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Terms and conditionsPublisher-determined requirements, limitations and dependencies for customer software use and other services, as formalized in a software license agreement. (see License grant and restriction
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Terms and conditionsProvisions, requirements, rules, specifications, and standards included in contracts.
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Terms and conditionsspecific sets of requirements attached to each licence, setting out the conduct and management requirements of the licensee. The Registrar issues terms and conditions for all licences.
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Terms and conditionsRequired actions described in an Incidental Take Permit under section 10 or Incidental Take Statement intended to implement the Reasonable and Prudent Measures under section 7.
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Terms and conditions(T’s & C’s): All the provisions and agreements of a contract. Theoretical Cycle Time:
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Terms and conditionsThe printed rules of the auction and certain aspects of the Purchase and Sale Agreement that are read and/or distributed to potential bidders prior to an auction sale.
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Terms and conditions
(legal) A specification of restrictions for the use of goods or services.
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