Extreme Danger Law and Legal Definition
According to 7 CFR 632.12 [Title 7. Agriculture; Subtitle B. Regulations Of The Department Of Agriculture; Chapter VI. Natural Resources Conservation Service, Department Of Agriculture; Subchapter D. Long Term Contracting, Part 632. Rural Abandoned Mine Program, Subpart B. Qualifications ], ‘extreme danger’ means a condition that could be expected to cause substantial physical harm to persons, property, or the environment and to which persons or improvements on real property are exposed.
Legal Definition list
Related Legal Terms
- Abnormally Dangerous Activity
- Chemical Endangerment of Child
- Child Endangerment
- Clear and Present Danger
- Commercial Activity [Endangered Species]
- Conservation [Endangered Species]
- Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora
- Danger
- Danger Invites Rescue Doctrine
- Danger Pay Allowance [Department of State Standardized Regulations]
