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A limitation or restriction refers to a condition that imposes boundaries or constraints. For instance, the right to fish in a canal without stint can be considered a profit in gross. This implies that there may be a limit on the quantity of fish that can be caught or a restriction on the time during which fishing is permitted.
A salary or other regular, periodic payment is a form of compensation provided at fixed intervals. For example, the company offers a stipend to its interns. This means that the interns receive a consistent payment for their work, typically on a monthly or bi-weekly basis.
An oral contract that necessitates a formal question and reply binds the replier to fulfil the requested action. For instance, “Spondesne mihi decem aureos dare” (do you engage to give me ten aurei, or gold-pieces) elicits the response “Spondeo” (I engage). This signifies that a person makes a legally binding promise in response to a question posed by another individual. Notably, no consideration is required, meaning that no payment or exchange is necessary for the contract to be considered valid.
A stint is a period of time spent doing a particular job or activity.
It depends on the specific terms and conditions of the stint. Some stints may be legally binding if they involve a contract or agreement.
If the stint involves a legal obligation or responsibility, you may be held liable for any actions that breach those obligations.
Your legal rights during a stint will depend on the specific circumstances and the laws that apply to the situation.
Whether you can terminate a stint early will depend on the terms of the agreement or contract governing the stint.
If you are injured during a stint, you may be entitled to legal protections and compensation, depending on the nature of the injury and the circumstances of the stint.
Whether you can be paid for a stint will depend on the specific terms and conditions of the arrangement.
You can typically use a stint as work experience on your resume, but it’s important to accurately represent the nature of the stint and your role during that time.
If the terms of the stint allow for termination, you may be fired from a stint under certain circumstances.
Your legal protections during a stint will depend on the specific laws and regulations that apply to the situation, as well as any contractual or agreement-based protections.
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This glossary post was last updated: 17th April 2024.
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