Commercial Law Crossword Puzzle

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Dissolution: Act or process of terminating a business.
Fraud: An intentional perversion of truth for the purpose of inducing another.
Yellowstone: Injunctive relief sought in action brought which asks the court to declare that the tenant is not in default.
Offer:  A proposal constituting specific terms for one party to enter into an agreement with another party.
Business Tort: A non-contractual breach of a legal duty by a commercial entity directly resulting in damages or injury to another.
Partnership: A business owned by more than one person that is not organized as a corporation.
Assets: Property of all kinds, tangible and intangible.
Fiduciary Duty: Obligation to act for someone else's benefit, not one's own.
Shareholder: A person who owns stocks in a corporation.
Trade Secret: A proprietary compilation of information used in a business to obtain an advantage over competitors.
Restrictive Covenant: Clause which limits a contracted employee from performing similar work.
Acceptance: An agreement to the specific terms of an offer.
Misrepresentation: Any manifestation by words or other conduct by one person to another that is not in accordance with the facts.
Corporation: An artificial person or legal entity created by or under the laws of a state.
Consideration: Something of benefit to the person who has the obligation or who makes a promise to do something  or something detrimental to the person who wants to enforce the obligation, or who has the benefit of the promise.
UCC: N.Y. guide to the sale of commercial business transactions, including the sale of goods between parties.
Breach: Failure without legal excuse to perform a promise.
Derivative Action: Lawsuit by a shareolder to enforce a corporate cause of action.
Securities: Documents that represent a share in a copmpany or a debt owed by a company or government entity.
Privilege Log: Used to identify the document where a party makes the express claim of privilege and the description of what is being withheld.
Special Master:A private individual appointed by a court to carry out an express directive on its or the parties’ behalf in a pending action.
ADR: Process by which a mediator or arbitrator is engaged to achieve a resolution.

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dissolution: act or process of terminating a business.
fraud: an intentional perversion of truth for the purpose of inducing another.
yellowstone: injunctive relief sought in action brought which asks the court to declare that the tenant is not in default.
offer: a proposal constituting specific terms for one party to enter into an agreement with another party.
business tort: a non-contractual breach of a legal duty by a commercial entity directly resulting in damages or injury to another.
partnership: a business owned by more than one person that is not organized as a corporation.
assets: property of all kinds, tangible and intangible.
fiduciary duty: obligation to act for someone else's benefit, not one's own.
shareholder: a person who owns stocks in a corporation.
trade secret: a proprietary compilation of information used in a business to obtain an advantage over competitors.
restrictive covenant: clause which limits a contracted employee from performing similar work.
acceptance: an agreement to the specific terms of an offer.
misrepresentation: any manifestation by words or other conduct by one person to another that is not in accordance with the facts.
corporation: an artificial person or legal entity created by or under the laws of a state.
consideration: something of benefit to the person who has the obligation or who makes a promise to do something or something detrimental to the person who wants to enforce the obligation, or who has the benefit of the promise.
ucc: n.y. guide to the sale of commercial business transactions, including the sale of goods between parties.
breach: failure without legal excuse to perform a promise.
derivative action: lawsuit by a shareolder to enforce a corporate cause of action.
securities: documents that represent a share in a copmpany or a debt owed by a company or government entity.
privilege log: used to identify the document where a party makes the express claim of privilege and the description of what is being withheld.
special master:a private individual appointed by a court to carry out an express directive on its or the parties’ behalf in a pending action.
adr: process by which a mediator or arbitrator is engaged to achieve a resolution.