Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In insurance law, a contract of insurance applied to a class of property rather than to any particular property, in which the risk assumed is shifting and varying according as different articles or things in the class are brought within the terms of the contract.
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Even if some employees ignore the rules, such a blanket-policy, if enforced, could cause a court to "look more kindly on you," she says.
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