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A UNIQUE constraint is the same as a PRIMARY KEY constraint,except that it will accept NULL values.
Compensatory Damages
Money awarded to a plaintiff as reimbursement for her or his losses; based on the amount of actual damage or harm to property, lost wages or profits, pain and suffering, medical expenses, disability, etc.
Breach of Contract
The failure to perform an obligation or promise specified in a contract, which can lead to legal action by the injured party for damages or enforcement.
Landlord's Consent
Landlord's consent is the approval a landlord must give for certain actions by the tenant, such as alterations to the property or subletting.
Majority Rule
A decision-making process in which the preferences or votes of more than half of the members of a group determine the outcome.
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