Definition of "Menace"
Threat of violence to obtain a contract.
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Comments for Menace
What is the term for a dangerous situation existing on a property that is not corrected?
Apr 13, 2019 13:36:50Hi, Robert! Dangerous conditions could be the result of poor construction, inadequate maintenance, faulty design or substandard building materials with manufacturing defects. You might also be thinking about an "unsafe work environment" or "imminent danger". Was this helpful?
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