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It's two words: due diligence.
diligentia quam in suis
I read somewhere that Daimler never even conducted a due diligence? Why? Who the hell knows?!
Due diligence
The cast of Due diligence - 2008 includes: Ana Ayora as Twilight Dana Deggs as Andie
Due diligence is doing everything possible to meet the terms of a contract. Due care is doing everything a prudent person would do in a situation to avoid an accident.
Due Diligence is way of life to make sure nothing goes unexpected.
Exercising due diligence during a home inspection period is your safety net, don't blow it! Due diligence, and the due diligence period are established within the real estate purchase contract. During due diligence real estate buyers do the proverbial "tire kick" on the subject property. Ordering a home inspection that might uncover any unforeseen physical flaws in the property: Plumbing, roofing, wiring, foundation and any other physical defects that may affect the subject property's value. Also under due diligence, the buyer and their Realtor, should closely inspect the title report, making sure there are no judgments, liens, or other impairments to a clear title for the subject property.
Due Diligence is often known as KYC (Know your customer). It is the process of verifying business clients before undertaking work for them. Due Diligence is often known as KYC (Know your customer). It is the process of verifying business clients before undertaking work for them. Due Diligence is often known as KYC (Know your customer). It is the process of verifying business clients before undertaking work for them.
Diligent is an adjective.
Due diligence refers to the responsibility of checking the validity of self-reported information. For example, when a job applicant states on his resume that he has specific work experience, a prospective employer should exercise due diligence and call the previous employer to verify that the individual did indeed work for them in the specified job title for the period of time claimed.
Due diligence is used to refer an investigation that is undertaken before a contract is signed. The purpose of due diligence is to make sure that the contract will be beneficial, generally within an acceptable risk rate, and possibly to make sure that any business or legal requirements are met or addressed.