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At law, "service" refers to the delivery of notice of a lawsuit to the affected party, referred to as "service of process." | At law, "service" refers to the delivery of notice of a lawsuit to the affected party, referred to as "service of process." | ||
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Revision as of 02:36, September 3, 2007
In economics, a service is labor that can be bought or sold, as in professional advice. This is in contrast with a good. The entire market consists of goods and services.
At law, "service" refers to the delivery of notice of a lawsuit to the affected party, referred to as "service of process."