Dots Per Inch (DPI) is a unit of measurement used to describe the resolution of devices such as inkjet and laser printers, where a higher DPI signifies greater detail and clarity in the resultant printed images or text.
A binding decision made by the members of a company, either via voting at a general meeting or by unanimous informal consent, as recognized under UK company law and stipulated in the Companies Act or company articles.
Stipulated facts are a set of facts that both parties in a legal or tax dispute agree upon ahead of time, which simplifies the dispute resolution by narrowing down the issues in contention.
