What does PEN mean?
PEN means Parties Entitled to Notice
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Parties Entitled to Notice?
Parties Entitled to Notice can be abbreviated as PEN
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What does PEN stand for? PEN stands for "Parties Entitled to Notice". |
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How to abbreviate "Parties Entitled to Notice"? "Parties Entitled to Notice" can be abbreviated as PEN. |
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What is the meaning of PEN abbreviation? The meaning of PEN abbreviation is "Parties Entitled to Notice". |
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What is PEN abbreviation? One of the definitions of PEN is "Parties Entitled to Notice". |
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What does PEN mean? PEN as abbreviation means "Parties Entitled to Notice". |
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What is shorthand of Parties Entitled to Notice? The most common shorthand of "Parties Entitled to Notice" is PEN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- WENCH - Women Entitled to Nothing but Complete Happiness
- E2S - Entitled to Succeed
- ETSP - Entitled To Severance Pay
- PTG - Parties to Go
- IESE - Individual Entitled to Special Education
- NBP - Notice to Buyer to Perform
- NOIST - Notice of Intent to Switch to TRRP
- PAc - parties to candidates
- PFCCC - Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change
- PET - Potentially Entitled to Totalization
- PNTN - Pretending Not to Notice
- PSA - Parties to Submit A
- PSN - Parties Served with Notice
- PSWN - Parties Served With Notice
- PTTC - Parties To The Conference
- PTTD - Parties To The Document
- PNA - Parties to the Nauru Agreement (fishing industry; various nations)
- arbitration clause. - A provision in a contract requiring any disputes between the parties involved to be submitted to arbitration, typically under rules established by the American Arbitration Association.
- family plan. - Arrangement under which family members traveling together are entitled to discounts. Example: Many motels let children under 12 stay free in their parents' room.
- EIETMO - Everyone Is Entitled To My Opinion