Students` performance on these tests can determine school funding, teacher bonuses, the firing of a principal, and even the closure of a school. Traditional meaning of bona, bonus, bonum in English (with some legal use of this Latin concept in England and the United States in the nineteenth century)[1]: (in Latin) Good. In good faith: in good faith. Bona fides non patitur ut bis idem exigatur: Good faith does not suffer from the same thing as being sued twice. Bonae fidei emptor: a bona fide buyer. Bonae fidei possessor in id tantum quod ad se pervenerit tenetur: He who possesses property in good faith is liable [to the beneficial owner] only for the [profits] actually made to him. Bona gratia: volunteer. Bona gustura: good conduct. Bona notabilia: movable property of sufficient value to be taken into account. Bona peritura: perishable goods. Bona waviata: Goods thrown away by a thief for fear of being arrested.

The less testing we do, the less people have that bonus to really stay in lockdown. In addition, when we arrive at the payment, the crew will receive a bonus for the long and dangerous journey. And as a bonus, they send home more than $20 billion in remittances each year. Prosecutors say the two then promised the employee a $10,000 bonus, which was quickly paid. The Hollister team, working on a bonus for the work done, let the cedar bolts slide down the slide. Jimmy wasn`t at all upset when he realized at the end of the week that he had received a handsome bonus for his work. Stop losing your breath. These phrases are repeated! These words actually mean the same thing! The definition of bonus in U.S. law, as defined by lexicographer Arthur Leff in his legal dictionary, is as follows: Okay, fair warning, this last step is more of a bonus step. A word of advice.

Premium paid to a grantor or seller. An additional consideration for what is received. Any rewards or benefits; an occasional additional dividend. A premium paid by a company for a charter or other franchises. “A certain amount to be paid immediately for a loan of money for a certain period, distinct and independent of interest” Verein v. Wilcox, 24 Conn. 147. A bonus is not a gift or tip, but a sum paid for services or other consideration, but in addition to or beyond what would normally be given. Kenicott vs. Wayne County, 16 Wall.

452, 21 L. ed. 319. Bonus judex secundum sequum et bonnm judicat, et aequitatem stricto juri prsefert. A good judge decides according to what is just and good, preferring justice to strict law. Co. Litt 34. Britannica English: Translation of the bonus for Arabic speakers Find more English-Spanish translations of the Pocket Spanish English Legal Dictionary (print and online), English-Spanish-English dictionaries (such as Bonus) and the Word legal reference translator. Hale bought all of Judd`s former lands, formed a company, and gave June a premium on the shares under negotiation.

In each probable state, agents were appointed, with sub-agents receiving a bounty on each actual settler. However, some bonuses are not mandatory, and when paid, they are gifts, such as a $1,000 “bonus” paid to a long-time retired employee instead of a gold watch. Therefore, for most legal purposes, especially taxes, the key question is not whether something is called a bonus, but whether it is a gift or not. An extraordinary payment; something in addition to ordinary or legal remuneration. However, a bonus is not necessarily a gift. Some payments called bonuses are just separately named components of regular compensation, for example: A payment to a baseball player to play for a particular team is called a “bonus,” but it is obviously, along with his promised salary, only part of his compensation package. And if a senior executive is promised a “bonus” if the company`s profits increase by 10%, the payment is mandatory if the condition is met. In fact, many companies have a “bonus plan” that covers many executives and employees and ties their final compensation to the company`s bottom line. A recent U.S. study found that men receive a “daddy bonus” – employers seem to like men who have children, and their salaries show it.

On Facebook, employees received bonuses of up to $15,000 just for living near the headquarters in Menlo Park, California. There is the added bonus that there will also be all the necessary comments. If they steal things, they want to get all the bonus points. And bonus points for the school bus, which caught fire with the fun timing of a Simpsons gag. Supported by Black`s Law Dictionary, Free 2nd ed., and The Law Dictionary.