Allocation

Allocation

The process by which a judge assigns a defended civil case, to one of three case management tracks, the small claims track, the fast track or the multi-track

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allocation

Retail; Supermarkets

A limit set by a manufacturer on the total amount of a retailer's or wholesaler's product order during a promotional period. See forced distribution.

allocate

Retail; Supermarkets

A process that determines how much shelf space a product gets, using product movement and profitability as a guide.

allocation

Banking; Investment banking

(1) Synonym for subscribed allotment. (2) Allocation of securities reduced on a pro rata basis if supply and demand cannot be matched at a certain price.

allocation

Accounting; Auditing

Distribution according to a plan. Depreciation, amortization, and depletion are methods to allocate costs to periods benefited.

allocation

Printing & publishing; Publishing

Quantity of a product, such as a brand of paper, that is rationed to distributors and customers until a specified date.

allocation

Computer; Software; Software engineering

(1) The process of distributing requirements, resources, or other entities among the components of a system or program.~(2) The result of the distribution in (1).

bail

Legal services; Legal aid (criminal)

Release of a defendant from custody, until his/her next appearance in Court, subject sometimes to security being given and/or compliance with certain conditions.

bailiff

Legal services; Legal aid (criminal)

Bailiffs and enforcement officers are people authorised to remove and sell possessions in order to pay the money a debtor owes to a person or an organisation. They may also ...

bankrupt

Legal services; Legal aid (criminal)

Insolvent - unable to pay creditors and having all goods/effects administered by a liquidator or trustee and sold for the benefit of those creditors; as a result of an order under ...

bar

Legal services; Legal aid (criminal)

The collective term for barristers.

bill of costs

Legal services; Legal aid (criminal)

An itemized list what expenses a prevailing party in a lawsuit or action needs to pay for services procured from a lawyer. It can have varying levels of detail, ans should ...