I believe the answer is precautionary principle
precautionary principle refers to the actions/measurements that taken before threats are occuring in order to prevent/anticipate the potential damage that caused by those threats. Examples of the precautionary principle: banning a certain form of chemicals to be used for pesticides.<span>
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The answer is Will.
As per section 2(h) of Indian succession Act,1925 legal document by which a person expresses their wishes as to how their property is to be distributed at death and the executor and names of one or more persons to manage the estate until its final distribution is known as will or testament.
Why you should make a Will..?
- A will can help reduce the amount of Inheritance tax that might be payable on the value of the property and money you leave behind.
- Writing a will is especially crucial if you have children or other family, who depend on you financially or if you want to save something for the people outside your immediate family.
- A will makes it much easier for your relatives or family to sort everything out when you die.
- The process can be more time consuming and stressful without a will.
- If you don't write a will, everything you own will be shared out in a standard way defined by the law which isn't always the way you might want.
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To find a gene associated with a particular disease.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Fluorescence in situ hybridisation is a test which is done to recognise which portion or the part of the DNA is to be tested. It is done to see the presence or the absence of particular chromosome regions.
This technique is used to identify the chromosomal aberrations and with these aberrations, certain tests can be diagnosed in the human body. Therefore it is a very important technique. It is used by the molecular biologists to identify the area to be tested.
Using a single formatting B. Style helps to make reading researched information easier; it lets the reader know what to expect.
Answer 1.
Payday loans are cash loans that are often used when someone needs the money immediately. The borrower leaves a check with the amount of the loan plus an <u>extremely high fee</u><u>,</u> when the borrower is ready to pay, the lender uses the check.
<em>Some states have banned payday loans as a measure to stop the abuse of high fees to borrowers, and to stop the cycle of borrowing. </em>
Answer 2.
The average interest rate on a payday loan is 391% when you can repay the loan in two weeks, after that the rate grows to an average of 521%. From every $100 borrowed there is an interest fee of $15 or $20.
Answer 3.
A loan shark is a lender that charges interests above the established legal rates, they often act in an illegal way and take advantage of the people's desperate need to get money. A loan shark has cruel ways of getting their money back they often use violence and harassment to get paid.
Famous Shark Loans:
Some examples of famous loan sharks are Sam Battaglia, Jimmy Caci, Fiore Buccieri and Anthony Salerno.
