unconditional payment

The defendant may make an unconditional payment into the court with an admission of liability, in which case the matter then terminates.

Unlike mortgage insurance, bond insurance generally provides for unconditional payment of claims, although the insurer reserves the right to pursue contractual or other available remedies.

A traveller's cheque is designed to allow the person signing it to make an unconditional payment to someone else as a result of paying the account holder for that privilege.

Secondly, we must not continue to make unconditional payments to multilateral bodies like the United Nations Refugee Relief Agency, UNWRA.

In a temporary departure from Ontario's traditional policy, Frost had signed a tax-sharing agreement with Ottawa in 1952, which granted his province $214 millions in conditional and unconditional payments for the 1956-57 fiscal year.

An unemployed individual would also be entitled to a share of the social dividend as a form of basic income, though the exact institutional arrangement can vary - whether or not constraints on the receipt of the dividend would be imposed on the unemployed, or whether it would be an unconditional payment.