faa
FAA.abbr. 1. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION. 2. FEDERAL ARBITRATION ACT. 3. FREE OF ALL AVERAGE.
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federal computer fraud and abuse act
Federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. A law establishing civil liability for gaining unauthorized access to a computer and causing damage to that computer. • Damage is statutorily defined to include harm to the computer’s data, programs, systems, and information either by compromising integrity or by impairing availability. — Abbr. FCFAA.
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incidental
incidental, adj. Subordinate to something of greater importance; having a minor role (the FAA determined that the wind played only an incidental part in the plane crash).
federal aviation act
Federal Aviation Act. A federal law establishing the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) to be responsible for regulation of aircraft and air travel, including aircraft safety, certification of aircraft personnel, and airport development.49 USCA §§ 44720 et seq. [Cases: Aviation 32.]
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free of all average
free of all average. Maritime law. Insurance that covers a total loss only. — Abbr. FAA.
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federal aviation administration
Federal Aviation Administration. The federal agency charged with regulating air commerce, promoting civil aviation and a national system of airports, achieving efficient use of navigable airspace, developing and operating a common system of air-traffic control and air navigation, and developing and implementing programs and regulations relating to environmental effects of civil aviation. • The Federal
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federal arbitration act
Federal Arbitration Act. A federal statute providing for the enforcement of private agreements to arbitrate disputes related to interstate commercial and maritime matters. • Under the Act, arbitration agreements are enforced in accordance with their terms, just as other contracts are. The Act supersedes substantive state laws that frustrate enforcement of arbitration agreements, but it
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