Reward

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Reward Definition

An offer of recompense by the government, or by a private person, to whoever will perform some special act. A reward is an offer, revocable at any time before performance. When accepted by performance, it becomes a contract. 92 U. S. 73.

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Reward Reward in the and Finance and Banking Portal of the American Encyclopedia of Law.
Reward Reward in the Employment and Labor Portal of the American Encyclopedia of Law.
Reward Reward in the Personal Injury and Tort Portal of the American Encyclopedia of Law.
Reward Reward in the Environmental Law Portal of the American Encyclopedia of Law.

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An offer of recompense by the government, or by a private person, to whoever will perform some special act. A reward is an offer, revocable at any time before performance. When accepted by performance, it becomes a contract. 92 U. S. 73.

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This definition of Reward Is based on the The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary . This definition needs to be proofread..

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  • Legal Topics.
  • Contracts; Finding Lost Goods; Offer; Meeting of Minds; Prize Law.

    Further Reading (Articles)

    “Reward Points Management System and Method” in Patent Application Approval Process, Politics & Government Week; November 15, 2012

    Reward Systems and Teachers’ Performance: Evidence from Ghana, Canadian Social Science; September 1, 2013; Yamoah, Emmanuel Erastus

    Rewards and Motivation in the Classroom, Academic Exchange Quarterly; June 22, 2005; Cameron, Judy Pierce, W. David

    Rewards in the organization., Supervision; January 1, 1989; Buhler, Pat

    Rewards and Motivation among Administrators of Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (Unisza): An Empirical Study, International Journal of Business and Society; May 1, 2013; Rahim, Marlisa Abdul Daud, Wan Norhayate Wan

    Rewards, recognitions that make cents. (Human Resources)., California CPA; January 1, 2003; Richardson, Mary;

    Reward cards can provide cash back, free tickets, but watch for pitfalls, Post-Tribune (IN); June 10, 2007; Eileen Alt Powell, The Associated Press

    Immediate Rewards for Good Scores Can Boost Student Performance, States News Service; June 26, 2012

    Runnion reward turns murky.(The Orange County Register), Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service; August 5, 2002; McDonald, John

    Reward Linked to Image Is Enough to Activate Brain’s Visual Cortex, NewsRx Science; April 7, 2013

    Reward Systems and Self-Managed Team Success, Academic Exchange Quarterly; March 22, 2004; Furlich, Stephen A. Olaniran, Bolanle A.

    Using Rewards in Mathematics Education: Two Points of View. (in My Opinion), Teaching Children Mathematics; March 1, 2003; Reeves, Charles A. Taylor-Cox, Jennifer

    CASH REWARDS ARE EXPECTED TO BECOME TOO EXPENSIVE FOR ISSUERS.(cash-back and air rewards are the best rewards)(Brief Article), Cardline; September 30, 2005

    Debit Rewards Making A Mark With Issuers., ATM & Debit News; October 6, 2005

    Rewards Service Takes To The Web., ATM & Debit News; June 8, 2006

    Total Rewards: Good Fit for Tech Workers: Firms That Fully Address the Needs of Their Engineers and Scientists Will Be Better Able to Attract, Retain and Motivate Them, Research-Technology Management; September 1, 2006; Rumpel, Steven Medcof, John W.

    The rewards pendulum.(Afterthoughts), Cards & Payments; February 1, 2007; Mazursky, Ronald Claytor, Timothy

    Rewards enter a new age, get flexible and fantastical., Cards & Payments; May 1, 2007; Shermach, Kelly

    Rewards and Intrinsic Motivation: Resolving the Controversy, Personnel Psychology; April 1, 2004; Lust, John A

    Rewards for suspects seen as worth it, San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, CA); September 16, 2006; Jennifer McLain


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