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animal and plant health inspection service

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. An agency in the U.S. Department of Agriculture responsible for controlling or eliminating pests and plant diseases by regulating the shipment of agricultural products within the United States. • Established in 1977, some of its functions were transferred to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in 2003. — Abbr. […]

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lot

lot. 1. A tract of land, esp. one having specific boundaries or being used for a given purpose. minimum lot. A lot that has the least amount of square footage allowed by a local zoning law. [Cases: Zoning and Planning 63, 254. C.J.S. Zoning and Land Planning §§ 48–49, 116.] nonconforming lot. A previously lawful

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prescribe

prescribe, vb. 1. To dictate, ordain, or direct; to establish authoritatively (as a rule or guideline). 2. To claim ownership through prescription. 3. To invalidate or otherwise make unenforceable through prescription. 4. To become invalid or otherwise unenforceable through prescription.

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court of requests

Court of Requests. Hist. A royal court whose jurisdiction was mainly civil, though it exercised quasi-criminal jurisdiction in offenses such as riot and forgery. • Dating from 1483, the Court of Requests was a part of the Privy Council. It was disbanded in 1641 when Parliament limited the Privy Council’s judicial functions. “The establishment of

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guest

guest. 1. A person who is entertained or to whom hospitality is extended. 2. A person who pays for services at an establishment, esp. a hotel or restaurant. [Cases: Innkeepers 8. C.J.S. Inns, Hotels and Eating Places § 5.] 3. A nonpaying passenger in a motor vehicle. [Cases: Automobiles 181(2). C.J.S. Motor Vehicles §§ 792,

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supplemental needs trust

A trust established to provide supplemental income for a disabled beneficiary who is receiving or may be eligible to receive government benefits. • This type of irrevocable trust is often used by parents of disabled children to ensure the beneficiary’s eligibility for government benefits by expressly prohibiting distributions that may be used for the beneficiary’s

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