Exclusive Remedy Doctrine: A rule which states that employees who are injured on the job are entitled to workers' compensation benefits, but they cannot sue their employers for additional amounts.

 

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Exclusive Remedy Doctrine: A rule which states that employees who are injured on the job are entitled to workers' compensation benefits, but they cannot sue their employers for additional amounts.

Exclusive-Buyer-Agency-Agreement: This is a completely exclusive agency agreement. The buyer is legally bound to compensate the agent whenever the buyer purchases a property of the type described in the contract. The broker . . . View Full Definition

Exclusive-Authorization-And-Right-To-Sell Listing: A written listing agreement appointing a broker as the exclusive agent for the sale of property for a specified period of time. The listing broker is entitled to a commission if the property . . . View Full Definition

Exclusive-Agency-Buyer-Agency-Agreement: Similar to the exclusive buyer agency agreement, this is an exclusive contract between the buyer and the agent. However, this agreement limits the brokers right to payment. The broker is ent . . . View Full Definition

Mutual Exclusion Doctrine: The tenet that rules municipal bond interest is federal tax-free. In return for this federal tax exemption, states and localities cannot tax interest generated by federal government securities.

Mutually Exclusive Applications: Two or more applications for the same spectrum use rights.

Petrine Doctrine: Roman Catholics (and pretty much all medieval Christians in western Europe) have traditionally believed the Petrine doctrine. The Petrine doctrine is the belief that Saint Peter was given sp . . . View Full Definition

Parens Patriae Doctrine : Originating in feudal England, a doctrine that vests in the state a right of guardianship of minors. This concept has gradually evolved into the principle that the community, in addition to . . . View Full Definition

Mutually Exclusive Investment Decisions: Investment decisions in which the acceptance of a project precludes the acceptance of one or more alternative projects.

Exclusive Provider Program (EPP): A type of CIGNA HealthCare benefits plan, offered by Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, in which covered persons select a PCP and receive covered services exclusively from the EPP p . . . View Full Definition