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• Picketing Demonstration outside a place of work in which people congregate to dissuade others form entering the building, usually done in attempt to persuade another party to meet certain demands. Aufstellen von Streikposten
• Lockouts Preventing people from entering a building by locking it, such that employees cannot work aussperren 
• transfer Convey or to pass property or a right to another by any method
• Title Right to control and dispose of property or the right to ownership in property Anspruch
• Goods Items of personal property other than money
• Tangible chattel Property other than land that is capable of being touched or felt greifbar
• Merchant Person who is engaged in the buying and selling of goods for profit
• Passage of title Exchange of ownership in a property
• Warranty of title Guarantee that the seller has title to the property being sold, that there are no liens or encumbrances on the property other than those that have been disclosed and that the transfer of property is valid
• Implied warranty Guarantee that is implied by law rather than promised by the seller
• Advertisement
• Express warranty Guarantee that is created by the seller, whether oral or written
• Disclaimer of warranty Statement which limits the liability of the seller for any defects of their goods warranty = Garantie
• Passing of risk The point at which the risk (e.g. of damage) passes from one party to another (and therefore also the responsibility for example, for insuring goods)
• Sale of goods act Act governing the the sale of goods in the united kingdom
• Good title Title that is valid and free from defects such as liens, litigation or other encumbrances Eigentum
• Holder of title Person who owns the right to control and dispose of a particular piece of property Eigentümer
• Good faith State of mind whereby a person has an honest conviction that they are observing reasonable commercial standards of fair dealing. guten Glaubens
• Apparent authority Power which an agent appears to have, or holds himself out as having, and which a third party reasonably believes actually exists, though not formally granted by its principal/employer Anscheinsvollmacht
• Fitness for a particular If a buyer is buying property for a certain reason and the seller knows this, then this warranty exists by law to guarantee that the property is suitable for the certain reason.
• Merchantability Warranty implied by law that something is fit for the ordinary purposes for which it is used Marktgängigkeit
• Sales by sample Sale by whicht the seller provides an example of the goods to the buyer which then leads to an understanding that the rest of the goods will be of the same standard as the example
• In the course of business Regular mode of conduct or routine of a trade
• Breach of warranty Violation of a warranty when the goods do not comply in some regard with an express or implied promise at the time of sale. Garantieverletzung
• Warranty of merchantability A warranty that the goods being sold are of a quality that generally conforms to ordinary standards of similar goods sold under similar circumstance
• Warranty of fitness A warranty that the goods being sold are suitable for the purpose for which the buyer is purchasing them
• Wares Small items for selling in a market or on the internet, but not usually in a shop; a company’s products
• merchandise Goods that are bought and sold Ware
• accompany begleiten
• adjustment Anpassung
• applicant Bewerber
• Advertisement
• bargain Geschäft
• BCL -> Benefit corporation Kapitalgesellschaft mit Wohltätigkeitssinn
• corporation Kapitalgesellschaft
• chattel beweglich
• claimant Kläger
• Clause: accleration clause in a contract that says that the obligor has to pay all or a part of the payable amount sooner than as agreed if some special circumstances occur vorzeitige Fälligkeitsklausel
• clause: assignment clause prohibiting or permitting assignment under certain conditions Abtretungsklausel
• clause: confidentiality clause concerning the treating of information as private Vertraulichkeitsklausel
• clause: consideration clause expressing the cause, motive, price or impelling motive which induces one party to enter into an agreement Gegenleistungsklausel
• clause: entire agreement clause stating that the written terms of an agreement may not be varied by prior or oral agreements
• clause: force majeure clause designed to protect against failures (for example natural disasters or wars) Klausel: höhere Gewalt
• clause: liquidated damages clause referring to an amount a non-breaching party should receive if the other party breaches a part of the contract Schadenersatzklausel
• clause: payment of costs clause setting out which party is responsible for payment of costs
• clause: severability clause providing that the balance of the agreement remains in force, in the event that one or more provisions of the agreement are declared unenforceable
• clause: termination clause outlining when and under which circumstances the contract may be terminated
• collateral purpose Nebenzweck
• commodity Ware
• Company law Gesellschaftsrecht
• compensation Entschädigung
• conduct benehmen

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