arm's length principle
arm's length principle noun: the principle that the parties in a transaction should be independent and on an equal footing, without any favorable treatment, fiduciary duties, etc.
Noun
the arm's length principle (plural arm's length principles)
- The principle that the parties in a transaction should be independent and on an equal footing, without any favorable treatment, fiduciary duties, etc.
- Synonyms:
- ALP
Synonyms of arm's length principle
Forms of arm's length principle
| plural | arm's length principles |
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Questions about arm's length principle
- What does arm's length principle mean?
- Arm's length principle means the principle that the parties in a transaction should be independent and on an equal footing, without any favorable treatment, fiduciary duties, etc.
- What part of speech is arm's length principle?
- Arm's length principle is a noun.
- What is the plural of arm's length principle?
- The plural of arm's length principle is arm's length principles.
Words near arm's length principle in the dictionary
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