Quasi definition

Quasi means “as if,” or “analogous to.”9 If the owner of a parcel makes a use similar to an easement across his land, it’s “as if” an easement existed.

AI-Powered Contracts

Draft, Review & Redline at the Speed of AI

Quasi means ‘similar to, but not exactly the same as’.

Quasi means “almost”.

Examples of Quasi in a sentence

Political Subdivisions of the State and Quasi Agencies who have been authorized to purchase from contracts made by the Office of State Procurement, are directed to issue their regular purchase orders directly to the supplier, making reference to the contract and line item numbers.
As described below, Political Subdivisions of the State, Quasi State Agencies, External Procurement Units, and Agencies of the United States Government are to be authorized (potential) users of the contract(s) resulting from this solicitation, subject to the pricing and terms set forth in the contract(s).
See, also, Report of the Special Com- mittee on Cooperation bet een Press, Radio and Bar, as to Publicity Interfering ith Fair Trial of Judicial and Quasi- Judicial Proceedings (1937), 62 A.B.A.Rep.
Political Subdivisions of the State, Quasi State Agencies, and External Procurement Units (described below), may be permitted to purchase from contracts made by the Office of State Procurement.
The bidder may, at its option, permit political subdivisions of the State, Quasi State Agencies, and External Procurement Units to purchase from any contract awarded against this solicitation.

More Definitions of Quasi

Quasi administrative Positions" - Department heads, head teachers and similar positions.

Quasi means “resembling” or “seemingly, but not really.” Quasi-program of aging is not a program but a continuation of developmental programs that were not switched off upon their completion [24, 50]. They purposelessly unfold, leading to age-related diseases, secondary organ failure and death. Quasi-programmed (program-like) aging is associated with higher than optimal cellular and systemic functions, which eventually, via cellular exhaustion and organ damage, lead to functional decline (Figure 2). For example, starting from birth, blood pressure increases and continues to increase after organismal growth is completed. Therefore, hypertension is the most prevalent age-related disease. In turn, hypertension can cause organ damage: stroke, infarction and renal failure. Similarly, obesity develops in post-development as a continuation of growth (yet, it can be prevented by low caloric diets, illustrating that quasi-program of aging can be decelerated).

Quasi is a Latin word that means “as if” or “in a similar way.” A quasi-contract is one in which the parties do not intend to enter into a real contract. It is similar to a contract, in which the law requires a person to perform an obligation on the basis of equity. The principle of equity states that “a person shall not be allowed to enrich himself unjustly at the expense of another.” Quasi-contract is based on this principle. To put it another way, no one should receive or accept any benefit unfairly. If that’s the case, he owes it to the rightful owner. Quasi-contractual obligations are such obligations. For example, “X” accidentally leaves his bag at Y’s house. “Y” is obligated to return it to “X” under the terms of a quasi-contract. These obligations are regarded as contractual by law, despite the fact that they are not. Such obligations were originally known as obligationes quasi ex contractu in Roman law, but they are now known as quasi-contractual in English law. Quasi contracts are those that are formed through the intervention of the courts rather than through a formal agreement and the consent of the parties. Under Chapter V of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, quasi-contractual obligations are very precisely defined with examples.

Quasi means ‘almost’ or ‘apparently but not really’ or ‘as if it were’. ‘

Quasi means that certain properties are introduced by observation or accepted.

Quasi means “kind of,”“close to” or “almost”: people “more or less” comply with tax laws and regulations. Lieberman, E.S. (2001), “National political community and the politics of income taxation in Brazil and South Africa in the twentieth century.” Politics & Society, 29(4): pp. 515–555.

Quasi means ‘resembling in some degree’ (Merriam-Webster 2022). Russell does not explain what he intends to mean by a ‘quasi-Object’.